In this homily for the 3rd Sunday of Easter, Father Caparas reflects on a simple but revealing truth: sometimes in the spiritual life, we can be “confidently lost.”

Drawing from a recent pilgrimage to Italy, the bold witness of the apostles, and the enduring authority of the Church, this message challenges us to examine a deeper issue—not disbelief, but spiritual arrogance. Do we shape the Gospel to fit our lives… or allow the Gospel to shape us?

What does it mean to truly listen to Christ through His Church?

How do we remain humble when we don’t fully understand?

And how do we resist the temptation to place ourselves above the Gospel instead of under it?

This homily invites us to move from reaction to relationship… from control to trust… and from knowing about Jesus to truly walking with Him.

Because the goal isn’t just to understand the Resurrection…

…it’s to live it.