Cathedral Of Our Lady Of Guadalupe Sunday Homilies

Like the blind man in the gospel reading, we do not earn God's gift. All God's gifts to us, especially salvation, is the fruit of God's generous, merciful love

Like the woman Jesus encountered at the well, we are invited to believe in Him and find Eternal Life.

Faith is more than intellectual assent that Jesus is our Savior. Faith is to build our lives upon the conviction that Jesus alone is our way to life.

Just as Jesus resisted temptation, lent invites us to look at our temptations and to struggle against them.

Blessed are the poor refers not just to the materially poor but also to those who know their totally dependence upon God.

God is totally other than us yet he has chosen to become one of us so that he can draw us eternally into the mystery of his life and love.

God’s plan for our lives can be known only through prayerful dialogue. Essential to this process is to be sensitive to the movements of the Spirit during our prayer and when reflecting upon the scriptures or the mysteries of the rosary.

The world tries to seduce us with the mantra. "Everyone is doing it. " Our faith calls us to resist the seduction of the world.

Jesus is the manifestation of God's great love for each of us.

By the quality of our lives-by our love, our compassion, our generosity-we are to proclaim Christ as the light and hope of all people.

Necessary values for strong, healthy families.

The remnant shall find joy

The Mass is the school of stewardship formation.

The Church invites us to accept Jesus, the Christ, as our King.

The Church presents today's readings not to bring fear to hearts but to invite us to trust in the Savior who sits a the right hand of the Father.

The Lord Jesus offered Himself for us as a perfect Sacrifice to the Father. We who share in this Sacrifice through Baptism are called to confidently await the day when Christ will return in glory to bring us to the fullness of salvation.

As members of the Body of Christ, we are united to the saints in heaven as we offer our prayer of praise and thanksgiving. They intercede for us as we journey through life.

St. Mark invites us to believe in Jesus and, like Bartimaeus, follow him through the cross to the glory of the resurrection.

Jesus, who became servant of all on the cross, invites us to offer ourselves in humble service of others.

Jesus invites us to follow him because he and he alone can lead us to life.