Category Archives: Sunday Homily

December 18, 2022 – Being “Fine”

The reflection on the 4th Sunday of Advent discusses King Ahaz’s refusal to seek a sign from God during a political crisis in Judah. Despite the prophet Isaiah encouraging him to trust in God’s protection, Ahaz relies on diplomacy with Assyria. This narrative serves as a metaphor for how individuals often resist divine guidance, fearing the necessary changes it may bring. Ultimately, the message urges openness to God’s will, highlighting unexpected blessings through faith in Him.

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November 27, 2022 – Desiring the Presence of Jesus

The first Sunday of Advent reflects on the desire for the Lord’s presence, acknowledging hesitations about His Second Coming. The importance of cultivating a habit of seeking God daily is emphasized. This practice promotes holiness and unity among believers, ultimately preparing individuals to joyfully recognize and welcome the Lord in their lives and at His coming.

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November 20, 2022 – Next Step: Believe the Good News

The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, reflects on the paradox of Jesus reigning from the cross, symbolizing redemption and love. The sermon challenges believers to have faith despite life’s contradictions, emphasizing that despite our flaws, we are good, restored, and called to mission, much like the good thief who sought salvation.

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