Sunday Homilies

Today, the Feast of the Epiphany, may we see the star that beckons us to search for the Lord among the Poor and the Stranger.

It contains a program of conflict resolution and deals with the process of winning an erring brother or sister.

The phrases "I am" and "the Son of Man" (a being) may refer to the same person and the revelation of God "I am" to Moses at the "burning bush."

Transfiguration is a moment of Divine Revelation or Manifestation.

Let's listen to God's Words being sown in our hearts for great fruit.

Humility is solid foundation of all virtues.

Carrying his or her cross, following Jesus, and also dying for Him.

Jesus-loyalty is spontaneous, but group faithfulness needs improvement.

Cardinal Charles Bo reflects on the First Sunday of Lent in light of the Russia-Ukraine war and proposes a Christian response to achieve peace.

Advent reaches a climax as we anticipate Christmas. This eager waiting that we were all looking forward to will soon be filled with the awe-inspiring birth of Jesus.

The Gospel reading echoes the sentiment beginning as a dialogue between Pilate, a Roman Governor, and Jesus, a Jewish Preacher.

31st Sunday in Ordinary Time ( Year B)
Sunday Readings: Deuteronomy 6:2-6, Hebrews 7:23-28 & Mark 12:28-34

There is a saying, "Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely." Today's Gospel text offers us something to ponder as we talk about power. One may ask why is it that we need to exercise power? Why does one have to be powerful?

In today's Gospel, we read about a meeting between Jesus and a young rich man. This man puts forth a question to Jesus, “What must I do to inherit eternal life?”