Sunday Homilies

The word Epiphany comes from the Greek epiphaneia, meaning appearance or manifestation. On this feast, the Church celebrates not a single event, but a series of moments in which God…

Isaiah 60:1-6, Ephesians 3:2-3a, 5-6, Matthew 2:1-12 A Brief History of the Feast The Feast of the Epiphany originated in the Eastern Church in the third century, where it initially…

REVEAL CHRIST TO THE WORLD BY YOUR LIFE (Isaiah 60:1-6, Psalm 72, Ephesians 3:2-3,5-6, Matt 2:1-12) The word Epiphany is from the Greek word epiphaneia, which implies “appearance”. The feast originated, and is still recognized in the…

On this last Sunday of the year, the Church invites us to pause and reflect on the Feast of the Holy Family, Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. As we stand at…

St. Joseph and the Obedience That Welcomes God St. Joseph stands quietly at the center of today’s celebration, yet his silent presence speaks powerfully. In Matthew’s Gospel, Joseph teaches us…

JESUS, THE PROMISED MESSIAH ( Is 7:10-14, Ps 24, Romans 1:1-7, Matt 1:18-24)  The second part of Advent which is from 17th to 24th of December lays more emphasis on the…

Isaiah 7:10-14, Romans 1:1-7 , Matthew 1:18-24 Synopsis of the Readings On this Fourth Sunday of Advent, the liturgy presents a profound convergence of divine promise and human response. Isaiah announces God’s…

Homily for Gaudete Sunday Today’s readings call us to a deep and steady joy as we draw closer to the celebration of the Lord’s birth. This Sunday is traditionally known…

LET YOUR LIFE BE FULL OF JOY (GAUDETE SUNDAY) (Is 35: 1-6,10, Psalm 146, James 5:7-10, Matt 11:2-11) The third Sunday of Advent presents the theme of joy and that is…

Isaiah 35:1-6a, 10, James 5:7-10, Matthew 11:2-11 Third Sunday of Advent: Gaudete Sunday The Third Sunday of Advent, called Gaudete Sunday, takes its name from the Latin word “Gaudete” — meaning “Rejoice!” It comes from the entrance antiphon of…