Cathedral Of Our Lady Of Guadalupe Sunday Homilies

This Canaanite woman by her undoubting faith, persistent prayer and humility models prayer for us.

To navigate the forces that oppose the christian life, we must keep our eyes focused on Jesus; not on the opposing forces.

We all seek communion or union with someone. The communion which can truly satisfy we can find in the Eucharist, a fore taste of the heavenly communion

Like weeds growing in the wheat, God is patient with sinners giving them every opportunity to be converted and to live.

God gives us many treasures. One of the most precious is our capacity to create new life -- life that has the potential to live forever in God's presence.

God sows his Word lavishly seeking the soil of receptive hearts

Our fear of giving ourselves fully to following Jesus can be overcome by taking to heart his promise that his yoke is easy and his burden is light.

Like the food God provided for his people in the desert, God provides us food for our spiritual journey. This food is the Body and Blood of Christ.

Baptism begins a journey into Christ by which we grow into an ever deeper unity with Christ

We are sent by the Spirit to convey the forgiveness of God and to gather people into the one Body of Christ, the Church.

Ascending to heaven, Jesus begins to bring together the realm of the material and the spiritual. This will be achieved fully only at the end of time.

Jesus is no longer visible to our eyes. Therefore, we hold him in our hearts knowing that he is present thorough his Spirit dwelling within us; leading us to truth and empowering us to give witness to Christ.

If one truly believes in Christ, Christ must be placed above all things in our lives.

Jesus frees us from the slavery of sin and gives us the freedom of the Sons and Daughters of God

The risen Lord is with us. He is especially with us in our Eucharistic gathering.

The Word of God created the universe; healed the Son of the royal official and raised Lazarus from the dead. It can also heal us of the sickness of sin and give us new life.

Jesus came to heal our blindness - the blindness that cannot know the way to life.

Jesus yearns to give "life-giving water" to each of us.

Second Sunday of Lent

Through Adam, we have inherited death. Through our baptismal oneness with Christ, we will inherit eternal life.