No matter how deep our suffering and sorrows, God's love conquers all.

Homily for the Twelfth Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year A.

Mercy is more powerful than power and more fertile than fertility. How? Creation is at its core.

Homily for Divine Mercy Sunday, 2020.

The apostles learn an important lesson today: we can never go back to how things were before. The Resurrection has changed the entire universe and the meaning of live itself!

Homily for Easter Friday, 2020.

Jesus Christ is Risen Today, Alleluia!

After the Crucifixion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus, the apostles were never the same. Let's follow their lead!

Homily for Easter Sunday, 2020.

This is the holiest week of the year. Let's make sure that we're ready.

Homily for Passion Sunday, Year A.

By accepting God's covenant promise, Abraham demonstrated that he had a faith that went deeper than the visible.

Homily for the Fifth Thursday of Lent.

The Israelites complained against God. It did not go well. A better approach is to focus on the gifts God has given us.

Homily for the Fifth Tuesday of Lent

Jesus wept at the death of Lazarus. If there were any doubt, this shows us that from the very beginning, God puts himself into solidarity with us.

Also, here the homily from Pope Francis that I mention: http://w2.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/homilies/2020/documents/papa-francesco_20200327_omelia-epidemia.html

Homily for the Fifth Sunday of Lent, Year A

We aren't always as smart or clever as we think we are. Sometimes, the Lord helps us recognize this.

Homily for the Fourth Friday of Lent.

Today is Gaudete Sunday. The Church asks us to rejoice. But in the midst of suffering through a Coronavirus plague and the upending of our lives over the span of barely a week, how can we do that?

Homily for the Fourth Sunday of Lent, Year A. (Guadete Sunday)