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EL
VIGESIMO QUINTO DOMINGO ORDINARIO

(Isaías
55:6-9; Filipenses 1:20-24.27; Mateo 20:1-16)

Las
lecturas hoy son…

Becoming Mercy: 9/17/23 Homily by Fr. Patrick Hyde, OP

Br. Joe Trout, OP breaks open the readings for the Twenty Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time with a new take on forgiveness and why we need to do it seventy times seventy times (always).

From above or from below? Maybe today, spend a little bit of time just thinking…

And so when we hear in this reading, this first reading about Moses lifting up…

From above or from below? Maybe today, spend a little bit of time just thinking…

Today maybe what you could do is just find in your life something that fills…

Every generation has, it seems, those events that just simply are so etched in…

EL
VIGÉSIMO CUARTO DOMINGO ORDINARIO

(Eclesiástico
27:33-28:9; Romanos 14:7-9; Mateo 18:21-35)

Volvámonos
una vez más…

Be Reconciled: 9/10/23 Homily by Fr. Patrick Hyde, OP

Confronting someone without being able to be confronted is really not a helpful…

In today's readings, we get a little picture of rules, what their purpose is,…

How do we confront the people we love - and the people we live with? Jesus shows us the way.

It is good that you exist. Not only is it good that we exist, but God God has a…

Mass of the Holy Spirit: All I am saying . . . Just give Jesus a chance. Today,…

Fr. Brian Walker, OP breaks open the readings for the Twenty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, reminding us of Jesus' command to work together, always trying to repair our relationships with one another, for the sake of the kingdom.

For 7 September 2023, Thursday of week 22 in Ordinary Time, based on Luke 5:1-11

There are many opinions about what type of economic system is best. While all…

For 5 September 2023, Anniversary of Deceased Friends and Benefactors, based on…

 EL VIGÉSIMO TERCER DOMINGO ORDINARIO

(Ezequiel 33:7-9; Romanos 13:8-10; Mateo
18:15-20)



Hemos
observado que hay…

Fr. James Marchionda, OP breaks open the readings for the Twenty Second Sunday in Ordinary Time, explaining that to pick up our cross and follow Jesus means more than "suffering, for the sake of the Gospel," but to have the wisdom to know God's particular call for us and to have the courage to act on it.

Listen to this interview with Br. Alonso Salas, OP, a second year student brother and his inspiring story of meeting and accompanying those living on…

Two individuals are featured in today's gospel. One does what he should, the…