Homily Blog

The story about a mother of a six-year-old doing a drawing and painting can be a good way to kick off this reflection. The mother asks...

The readings of this weekend take us to the core of human dignity. What does it mean to love the Lord our God with all our heart, with...

The theme of a wedding feast is prominent in the readings of today. Christ uses it as a visual depiction to communicate the kingdom...

Let’s say you’re a parent reading this right now. Imagine the pain that could come from parenting an ungrateful child. For instance, a...

The central message for this weekend is forgiveness, but we can go deeper to ask, “What exactly drives the engine of forgiveness?” What...

The readings of this weekend invite us to the importance of community, to identify that the foundational element for building a healthy...

Look up the meaning of the word, Palliative. How does it differ from solution? Cambridge English dictionary defines palliative as...

The caption for this homily is taken from one of the stories about St. Francis of Assisi which relates how a brother watched the saint in...

Introduction Today’s readings present us with another theophany experience or manifestation of the divine as witnessed in two different...

The transfiguration narrative is all about the theophany. God manifests himself in Christ Jesus. The images in this episode include the...

Many of us immigrants can connect with today’s parables, to find a treasure buried in the field, hide it, go off with joy, sell all that...

The parable of the sower in today’s gospel uses tangible elements to connect with Jesus’ message: the seed, the path, the rocky ground,...