A college egg-flipping mishap becomes a reminder of Jesus' warning: don’t perform good deeds just to be seen. In this homily, we reflect on spiritual pride, hidden virtue, and growing in true humility—like Christ, who is meek and humble of heart.

A priest once told Mother Angelica that to be a saint, God will send someone hard to love. This homily dives into that wisdom, and how loving our enemies shapes our eternal future.

On Trinity Sunday, we explore the profound mystery of one God in three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. From the Athanasian Creed to St. Faustina’s visions and Mother Angelica’s family analogy, discover how the Trinity shapes our faith, prayer, and family life. Learn to pray with deeper love and awareness of God’s perfect communion.