En esta homilía, el padre David Herrera explora la importancia del bautismo en la comunidad, la parábola del sembrador y cómo nuestra respuesta a la palabra de Dios puede transformar nuestras vidas y las de quienes nos rodean.

Father Gervan Menezes gives a heartfelt reflection on the significance of faith, community, and the journey of spiritual growth at St. Philip Catholic Church, marking one year of pastoral leadership and emphasizing the core message of love, service, and freedom in Christ.

Father Mark Nolte shares his personal journey and experiences, emphasizing the importance of finding rest in Jesus and the pathway of humility. He discusses the significance of surrender, unburdening through confession, and the impact of the Surrender Novena. Submission and the yoke of Jesus is highlighted as a means to find peace and rest in life.

Father Augustine Mang's last homily as Associate Pastor at St. Philip on June, 28, 2026. Father Mang has been assigned to St. Edwards in Nashville. God bless, Father!

Father Gervan's homily on June 28, 2026, the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time.

In his homily on Father's Day, Fr. Gervan Menezes emphasizes the role of fathers in providing security and draws parallels to the loving care of God.

El padre Augustine Mang hace hincapié en vivir sin miedo, confiar en Jesús como guía, la paternidad y la responsabilidad, el respeto y la obediencia en la familia, el valor y la victoria en Jesucristo, y vivir con valentía.

Father Augustine Mang emphasizes living without fear, trusting in Jesus as the coach, fatherhood and responsibility, respect and obedience in the family, value and victory in Jesus Christ, and living courageously.

Deacon Paul Brancheau explores the concept of divine compassion and the call to be living instruments of mercy.

Deacon C.J. Donarski delves into the weight of words and actions, the concept of freedom and responsibility, and the call to proclaim the message of faith and freedom.

Father Augustine Mang celebrates the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, emphasizing it as the source and summit of Christian life and a reflection of God's love and provision for His people.