Cathedral Of Our Lady Of Guadalupe Sunday Homilies

The unjust steward was resourceful in the things of the world. We must learn resourcefulness with worldly things to gain the Kingdom of Heaven

When lost in sin, God yearns for us to show us mercy and to share His very life with us.

Because Jesus is the way to life, he has the right to demand that our relationship with him be to most important relationship in our lives

Through the Eucharist, Jesus invites us to intimate communion with him. We must humbly acknowledge that spiritually we are the blind, the crippled, the poor who are invited to his table.

Going to heaven is not guaranteed. God desires the salvation of all, but we must respond in a way that allows us to be saved

Mary who carried the God-man within her, is our model for hearing God's Word and living that word

Those who long for the glory of heaven are the ones who model faith for us.

Nothing material or external will have value for us after death. The internal and spiritual will last forever. Let us value the things that really matter.

We are called to friendship with Jesus. In order for this relationship to develop, we must dialogue with Jesus I prayer.

We are called to be people of action, but people who act upon the Word we have heard.

Like the Samaritan, God has lifted us from the misery of sin and given us life. We are to extend that same love to others.

We can be filled with Joy because the love of our God has been made manifest through Jesus, God’s Son.

Called in Baptism to follow Christ, we do this primarily by giving ourselves in self less service to others

Jesus, our Messiah, calls us to deep personal friendship

Sin is a rejection of God as the fountain of life. God's mercy is always greater than our sinfulness

God created us out of love. He has given us the hope salvation through Christ out of His great love. God desires our love in return.

On the cross Jesus offered him self in sacrifice to the Father. He gave us the Eucharist to draw us to himself and to allow us to share in his sacrifice.

Born of the Spirit, the Church continually invite us to repentance so that we can be open to the Spirit's gifts.

Knowledge of the great hope that is ours brings a profound joy that draws others to Christ.

Jesus' ministry on earth lasted a short time. Through the working of the Holy Spirit the Church continues the saving work of Jesus.