Cathedral Of Our Lady Of Guadalupe Sunday Homilies

We must contemplate our words in the light of his. We must allow the Word to work within our lives. If we do that, the world itself changes.

Epiphany is all about "seeing the world the way you ought." It's about seeing more love than you can take, and trusting this love to find a way.

Deeper than woman complementing man, Mary is human, as utterly particular and fragile as any one of us.

Saint John the Baptist, in admitting that he was not the Christ, proves himself to be a patron saint for all those who work to overcome pride.

God is calling us to more that just watching and waiting this Advent...

Calling Christ her King, admitting how tossed is she herself by the unfathomable waves of history, the church nevertheless reminds us two essentials: our destiny and our duty. She boldly insists that both belong to her Christ.

How we share the gift of our money with God and His Church deserves thought and prayer.

This "Mother Church" doesn't just call cities, countries, and continents to herself. She calls the centuries as well.

All Souls Day is a wonderful opportunity to get past 3 common misconceptions and understand God's beautiful truth about what happens after we die.

Love of God, without love of others, is only the beginning of love. And love of others, which doesn't lead to love of God, is a love without sight of source or summit.

An unlikely person rescues the Jews from exile. Who are we to question how God chooses to use us to carry our His will?

If we keep our thoughts to what is true, pure, and lovely, then we can avoid those things that drive us farther away from God.

God wants us to live and die in His friendship. By avoiding complacency and despair we can arrive and remain in a state of grace.

Whether I am with God forever (heaven) or away from Him forever (hell) is based on my relationship with God at the moment when I die.

You can suffer evil, like the martyrs. or resist it, like those who fight to restrain it. Martyrs are not passive, and soldiers are not evil. they are righteous in resisting. But there is a reason that the cross of Christ belongs on ambulances and not at the head of armies. Christ chooses to suffer the cross.

Admitting that you're wrong can be one of the hardest things to do. But acknowledging that you can become better is the first step.

Isaiah 22 and Matthew 16 are key passages in understanding why the Church has been guided by a Pope ever since the beginning.

Following Jesus does not come without some cost, but the cost is absolutely worth it.

Every episode starts off well, moves to a crisis, and then ends happily, when the Beav has learned his lesson. That's how it works in family sit-coms and in life, provided you watch the whole episode before you judge.

Our Faith teaches us that there is a difference between moral evil and physical evil.