Season 3

May 04, 2025

In this Homily, I explore the transformative journey of faith, illustrated through the apostles' experiences. We delve into the concept of returning to familiar routines when plans don't pan out and the deeper longing every believer feels to move beyond their past towards a more profound relationship with Jesus.
The narrative recounts Peter’s attempt to return to fishing, only to be drawn in by Jesus' presence. This sparks a discussion about love in its deepest form—'agape'. We reflect on how Jesus meets us at our level, inviting us to rise to a deeper love and relationship with Him.

April 20, 2025 (Easter Vigil)

In the holiest night of the church's year, light shattered darkness and transformed the world forever. Standing with the holy women at the tomb, we hear the angelic proclamation, "He is not here, but is risen." This is not just poetry or comfort for the grieving; it's the very heart of our faith and the axis upon which the cosmos turns.
Reflecting on Pope Benedict XVI's teaching, we delve into the profound truth that everything hinges on the testimony of Christ's resurrection. The women at the tomb discovered not the death they expected, but an absence of a body and the presence of a greater life, prompting timeless questions about where we seek meaning and hope.

April 13, 2025 (Palm Sunday)

As Holy Week unfolds, we are invited to break from our daily routines and embrace a sacred silence that allows us to truly contemplate the life and sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Through the powerful reflections of the Easter Triduum, we are given the opportunity to experience the passion, death, and resurrection of Christ in a deeply personal way.By attending the unique liturgies of the week and finding moments of quiet reflection away from screens and noise, we can allow the presence of God to speak to us more clearly. This week is an invitation to see beyond the ordinary celebrations and immerse ourselves in the profound mysteries of our faith, culminating in the transformative light of the Easter vigil.

April 06, 2025

In this Homily, I delve into the story of the woman caught in the act of adultery, brought before Jesus by the Pharisees. The narrative takes a profound turn as Jesus, displaying an unparalleled understanding and compassion, refrains from condemnation and instead offers forgiveness and hope. I explore the public nature of confessions in ancient times and the personal journey from sin to redemption. Reflecting on the continuous opportunity for forgiveness through confession, emphasizing how each act of seeking mercy brings us closer to sanctification, the transformative power of divine compassion, and the journey towards a sinless life, one step at a time.

March 10, 2025

In this homily, we explore the various degrees of the spiritual life, focusing on the journey of the soul through temptation as exemplified in the Gospel. Most people remain at the initial level of bodily temptations without advancing further. Here, Jesus’ time in the desert serves as a focal point, highlighting the progression from bodily desires to deeper spiritual challenges.
The homily underscores how temptation is often misunderstood as sin, illustrating the importance of recognizing its true nature and resisting it through scripture, prayer, and sacramental life. By reflecting on Jesus' responses to temptation, listeners gain insights into the spiritual warfare we all face, particularly during the Lenten season.
The narrative encourages perseverance in the face of spiritual struggles, urging us to welcome Jesus and the Holy Spirit into our battles and to move forward with resilience. As we embrace our Lenten practices, we’re reminded to challenge ourselves and grow spiritually, aiming for a brighter and more fulfilling Easter celebration.

March 05, 2025 (Ash Wednesday)

This homily explores the challenges and opportunities of Lent, emphasizing the importance of setting realistic goals. Listeners are encouraged to focus on one significant change that draws them closer to their faith, rather than attempting too many sacrifices or too few. Through reflections on past experiences and the tradition of the desert fathers, this homily highlights the transformative power of a well-balanced Lenten journey, paving the way for a joyful Easter celebration.

March 02, 2025

This homily delves into the gospel's humorous depiction of someone with an exaggerated beam in their eye, serving as a metaphor for our tendency to overlook our own flaws while judging others. The message encourages self-reflection before passing judgment, urging listeners to acknowledge their own journey and struggles. It emphasizes the importance of kindness to oneself and others, inviting us to bear good fruit through humility and understanding. The overarching theme is about recognizing the need for Jesus in our lives to help us see and remove our own imperfections slowly and carefully, ultimately leading us to a more compassionate life.

February 16, 2025

Embark on a spiritual journey as this homily delves into the contrasting blessings and woes presented in the Gospel. Explore the Beatitudes in a new light, emphasizing that while material wealth may be abundant, spiritual longing and hope are paramount. The homily reflects on the Beatitudes' profound implications for contemporary life, challenging us to assess our spiritual hunger and relationship with Jesus Christ. It serves as a reminder of the importance of a life filled with faith, hope, and love, urging listeners to embrace the sacraments and deepen their prayer life.
This week, the call to action is clear: have the courage to receive what the Lord offers and embark on a fulfilling path of spiritual growth.

January 19, 2025

Take a moment for prayer this week and ask what gifts the Holy Spirit might have for you. Explore, ask questions, and begin your journey towards a more vibrant and spirit-filled life.

January 12, 2025 (The Baptism of the Lord)

Through insightful reflections, this homily delves into the symbolic meaning of water and the transformative act of being immersed in the unknown to emerge renewed and sanctified. Drawing inspiration from Christ's own baptism, listeners are encouraged to reconnect with their spiritual mission, emphasizing the importance of prayer and awareness of God's presence in everyday life. It challenges us to reignite the Holy Spirit within, urges a deeper commitment to our faith, and inspires those around us.
As ordinary time approaches, embrace the fear of the Lord and acknowledge His subtle presence in the moments of life, reminding us of the enduring call to spread His love and light in a world that often forgets its profound significance.