Por Padre Perry D. Leiker, párroco

"Dios nos está llamando a no ser gente que vive él mínimo en la vida," nos dice Padre Perry D. Leiker, párroco, para él trigésimo tercer episodio de nuestro podcast de homilías dominicales, para nuestra celebración del XV Domingo Ordinario. "Pero siempre está tratando de crecer y desarrollar más y más. La palabra vive. No es una palabra escrita en un papel. Es una palabra que … invita, que puede causarnos ser más en nuestra vida. Que puede transformarnos. Que podemos ser una persona mucho más grande."

By Father Perry D. Leiker, pastor

"It's about doing the maximum, doing more than we can imagine, because that's where Jesus leads us; that's where God leads us all the time," Father Perry tells us for the 33rd episode of our Sunday Homilies podcast, for our celebration of the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time. "He's looking for people that have a magnanimous spirit."

By Father Mike Java

"The whole church must be engaged today in bringing peace to the world," Father Mike Java tells us for the 32nd episode of our Sunday Homilies podcast, for our celebration of the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time. "You know for us, in whatever circumstances we may live, working for peace means welcoming people close to us. People who are among us or who annoy us and disagree with us. People who provoke anguish within us. To take the path of peace is actually to accept people as we are, without limitations, with their weaknesses. Jesus clearly commands us: Love your enemies."

Por Padre Paker Sandoval

"Como católicos, somos llamados a seguir a Jesús como sus discípulos," nos dice Padre Paker Sandoval, para él trigésimo segundo episodio de nuestro podcast de homilías dominicales, para nuestra celebración del XIV Domingo Ordinario. "Y la misma vez, somos enviados, por él mismo Jesús en su nombre, para cumplir su misión en este mundo. Tenemos una gran misión: la misión de Jesús."

By Father Perry D. Leiker, pastor

"To be able to love regardless of what somebody else does to you — or doesn't do to you. And Jesus is inviting us into that," Father Perry D. Leiker, pastor, tells us for the 31st episode of our Sunday Homilies podcast, our celebration of the 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time. "It's nothing that we can live perfectly every moment of the day; we are flesh. But we focus on and open up our spirit to our God, and to the truth that Jesus gives to us in the Gospel."

Por Padre Perry D. Leiker, párroco

"Yo oigo este llamado, y yo digo es él llamado auténtico — quiero seguir a Jesús. Porque en está continuación, yo encuentro la vida que él quiere darnos," nos dice Padre Perry D. Leiker, párroco, para él trigésimo primero episodio de nuestro podcast de homilías dominicales, para nuestra celebración del XIII Domingo Ordinario. "Yo prefiero que puedo amar en lugar de odiar. ¿Amar o odiar?"

Por Padre Perry D. Leiker, párroco

"Jesús está en este pan en una forma que está transformado en su cuerpo," nos dice Padre Perry D. Leiker, párroco, para él trigésimo episodio de nuestro podcast de homilías dominicales, para nuestra celebración de la Solemnidad del Cuerpo y la Sangre de Cristo. "Él quiere que vamos a comerlo y beberlo. Su cuerpo y su sangre, que en alguna forma sacramentalmente está presente en este pan y vino. Él quiere que vamos a comerlo y beberlo. Es porque Jesús no quería que nosotros tuviéramos solo una idea de Jesucristo."

By Father Perry D. Leiker, pastor

"Jesus wanted us to consume his presence into our bodies and into our lives," Father Perry tells us for the 30th episode of our Sunday Homilies podcast, for our celebration of the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. "'Let me in! Let me in!' That's what he says. Because Jesus knew that until we got serious deep in our spirit to let him in, it's just an idea."

By Father Perry D. Leiker, pastor

"One God. Three persons in one God. It's a mystery," Father Perry tells us for the sixth episode of our Sunday Homilies podcast, for our celebration of the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity. "Look at God as Father, Son, and Spirit in the relationship that they have, that is described in John today. God is presented to us as a communion of love."

By Father Perry D. Leiker, pastor

"Life is a mystery that we get to live and enjoy and celebrate and understand on some levels," Father Perry tells us for the 29th episode of our Sunday Homilies podcast, for our celebration of the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity. "Creator. Redeemer. Sanctifier. These are three amazing things that God does in our life. And when I think of the Trinity, I think of pure love for one another."