Reflecting on Jesus’ rebuke of Peter, Fr. Paul contrasts human thinking with the wisdom of God revealed in the Cross. He explains that discipleship is not a comfortable path but a call to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Christ in love. Drawing on St. Rose of Lima and the grace of the […]

Reflecting on Peter’s confession at Caesarea Philippi, Deacon Wes explores the meaning of Jesus’ title ‘Son of Man’ and why Peter’s answer matters so deeply. Drawing connections between Isaiah’s image of the key of David and the Gospel’s gift of the keys to Peter, the homily emphasizes Christ’s authority and the Church’s apostolic leadership. The […]

On the 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Fr. Joselito reflects on the Canaanite woman whose persistent faith moved the heart of Jesus. Drawing from Isaiah, Romans, and Matthew, the message emphasizes that God welcomes all peoples and listens to every sincere cry for help. The homily calls the faithful to perseverance in prayer, humility, mercy, […]

On the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Fr. Paul reflects on St. Paul’s assurance that nothing external can separate us from the love of Christ, while also stressing the Christian call to perseverance and obedience. Drawing on the Gospel of the feeding of the five thousand, he highlights Jesus’ deep compassion and God’s abundant care […]

On the 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Deacon Pat reflects on Solomon’s prayer for wisdom and Jesus’ parables about the treasure, the pearl, and the net. He draws a clear distinction between intelligence and true spiritual wisdom, emphasizing the God-given ability to discern good from evil. The homily also offers a sober but hopeful teaching […]

On the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Fr. Paul reflects less on the kingdom parables and more on Saint Paul’s Letter to the Romans, emphasizing the obedience of faith. He reminds listeners not to rely on outward signs alone, but to allow the sacraments and God’s grace to lead them into real conversion and fidelity […]

On the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Fr. Paul reflects less on the Gospel parables and more on Saint Paul’s Letter to the Romans, emphasizing the obedience of faith. He warns against relying on externals alone—religious identity, sacramentals, or routine practice—without true obedience to God’s commandments. At the same time, he offers deep encouragement: God’s […]

On the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Deacon Wes reflects on Jesus’ parable of the sower and challenges the congregation to ask what kind of soil they are for the Word of God. Using vivid examples from farming, he contrasts modern planting with the ancient world to show how the Gospel must be received deeply […]

On the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time, the homily reflects on Jesus’ invitation to the weary: “Come to me… and I will give you rest.” Fr. Joselito encourages listeners to bring their burdens, pain, and inner struggles to Christ, who offers peace, healing, and gentle strength. The message emphasizes living as true Christians not only […]

On the 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Deacon Pat reflects on Jesus’ challenging words about taking up the cross and losing one’s life for his sake. Drawing on the witness of a surgeon who chose to serve vulnerable children rather than pursue status, the homily shows how real fulfillment comes through self-giving love rather than […]