Two-Minute Homily by Fr Fadi Salame for the Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2026, Year A.

"Jesus showed that holiness is not just about keeping rules but about living with integrity, compassion, and love."

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Regimon Gervasis for the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2026, Year A.

"The light of Christ, strengthens our mission, to be light-bearers of Christ, so that others may see the truth of the Gospel"

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Neil Muir for the Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2026, Year A. "To recognize in our own lives the life of grace that has been gifted to us and how we use those gifts to live our life of faith for others."

Two-Minute Homily by Fr John Sullivan OSA for the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 2026, Year A. "Experience, however, shows how easy it is for us human beings to lose perspective and divide over issues of personality, authority, race, football allegiance, you name it."

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Sang Duc Bui for the Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 2026, Year A. "Our mission as disciples is to affirm our faith and witness that faith to others as Saint John did in the Gospel and as many generations before us have done."

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Matthew Moloney for the Baptism of the Lord 2026, Year A.

"The commitment to our faith in baptism is about people and relationships."

Fr Adrian shares a beautiful Catholic tradition for the Feast of the Epiphany, marking the door of our homes with blessed chalk. The inscription includes the current year and the letters C + M + B, recalling the names of the three wise men, Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar, who came to adore the infant Jesus. This simple act is a prayer for God’s blessing and protection over our homes and all who enter. Is this a tradition you keep in your household, or will you begin it this year?

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Rony Chacko MCBS for the Feast of the Epiphany of the Lord 2026, Year A. "Like the Magi, we are all on a journey of faith, searching for meaning, hope, and truth."

To our wonderful community of two-minute homily and reflection contributors and followers, thank you for journeying with us in faith throughout the year! In the spirit of Christian joy (and a little humility), we’re opening the doors behind the scenes. Because even when we share God’s Word, there are plenty of moments filled with laughter, stumbles and surprises. So sit back, smile and enjoy this year’s bloopers, a joyful reminder that God works through us, imperfections and all!