In this powerful Palm Sunday homily, Deacon Pat Hessel draws us into the emotional arc of Holy Week—from joyful Hosannas to the heartbreaking cries of “Crucify him!” He challenges us to see ourselves in the crowd that chose Barabbas, reminding us that every sin is a choice between Christ and something lesser. Whether we act […]

In this powerful homily for the Fifth Sunday of Lent, Fr. Joselito Cantal reflects on Jesus’ encounter with the woman caught in adultery. As the Pharisees press Him to condemn, Jesus instead invites self-examination: “Let the one without sin cast the first stone.” Fr. Joselito reminds us that sin is real and destructive, but God’s […]

In this final Scrutiny homily, Fr. Paul Moret invites the faithful into a deeper meditation on death, faith, and rebirth through the lens of Lazarus. He unpacks the escalating woundedness of the Lenten Gospels—from thirst to blindness to death—showing how Christ is the healer of each. Emphasizing baptism as both an exorcism and resurrection, he […]

In this Laetare Sunday homily, Fr. Paul Moret reflects on the Gospel of the man born blind, drawing profound connections between physical sight and spiritual vision. He explores how Jesus, as the light of the world, leads us not like the sun but as the divine pillar of fire guiding us to heaven. The healing […]

On this Laetare Sunday, Deacon Wes Turton invites us to pause at the midpoint of Lent and reflect: Has anything truly changed within us? Drawing from the Gospel of the Prodigal Son, he explores the deeper reality of forgiveness—not as a word but as an action that restores dignity and relationship. Through the powerful contrast […]

In this evening homily, Fr. Paul Moret delivers a rich and layered reflection on the gravity of sin and the mercy of God. Echoing Pope Pius XII’s warning about the modern loss of the sense of sin, he guides the faithful through a threefold meditation: the reality of sin in Scripture, in our own hearts, […]