In this homily, Fr. Miguel reflects on the stories of Naaman and the ten lepers, showing how God’s healing extends beyond the body to the soul. Just as leprosy isolated and wounded the afflicted, sin can separate us from God and our communities.

Fr. Miguel highlights the transformative power of obedience, faith, and the sacraments—especially confession—as paths to spiritual healing. He encourages us to cry out to the Lord for mercy, to seek restoration, and to allow God’s love to renew our hearts, families, and society.

This homily is a call to trust in God’s saving power, follow His guidance, and experience the freedom and healing that come from His mercy.

Evil is real — but Christ is stronger. Fr. Miguel explains how we stay protected from the enemy: by living in the state of grace, keeping the commandments, and remaining close to the sacraments. Confession, not fear, is our greatest weapon.

When the wicked prosper and the just suffer, it’s easy to lose heart. But as Fr. Miguel reminds us, God’s justice is sure — and His mercy, endless. Drawing from the prophet Malachi, Pope Francis, and the story of Blessed Bartolo Longo, this homily renews our hope that “no fall is definitive” and “blessed are they who hope in the Lord.”

When St. Faustina wrote about Divine Mercy, Satan’s fury was unleashed. But God’s mercy cannot be silenced. In this homily, Fr. Miguel contrasts Jonah’s anger, Satan’s pride, and God’s patience—reminding us that divine justice is never without mercy.

St. Joseph of Cupertino, known as the “flying friar,” reminds us that holiness is not about our own effort but God’s grace at work in us. In this homily, Fr. Miguel reflects on Joseph’s humility, simplicity, and purity — the “two wings” that lift us above earthly things.

We may not receive the stigmata like St. Francis, but each of us carries the invisible marks of Christ. Fr. Miguel shows how our trials—big or small—can become a path to deeper union with Jesus.

What does the cross really mean for us today? In this homily, Fr. Miguel shares Mother Angelica’s story of healing and her longing for the cross, reminding us that suffering embraced with Christ becomes a path to holiness, redemption, and victory over evil.

St. John Chrysostom—known as the “Golden Mouth”—preached with power and lived with patience. Discover his call to holiness for every Christian and the gift hidden in suffering.

Why does the Church honor the Holy Name of Mary? Fr. Miguel explains how all of Mary’s gifts come from Christ, why true devotion to her never competes with Him, and why the devil fears her humility more than anything else.

On the anniversary of September 11 and in the shadow of new tragedies, Fr. Miguel reflects on Christ’s hard command: “Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, pray for those who persecute you.” Drawing from Scripture, the Catechism, and the witness of those who suffered, this homily explores the difference between justice and vengeance, the act of forgiveness, and the hope we have in Jesus who conquered death.