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St. Patrick
Laredo, Texas
St. Patrick · Laredo, Texas · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassSpanishThe homily emphasizes that God is love and that true happiness comes from loving and being loved, not from material possessions or individualistic pursuits. The priest uses the mystery of the Holy Trinity as a model for communion and family, urging listeners to combat indifference and loneliness by fostering love, solidarity, and community, especially within the family. He highlights the importance of parental love for children's happiness and encourages seeking God's wisdom and presence in all life's challenges.

Father Kevin
Old Tappan, New Jersey
Father Kevin
St. Pius X · Old Tappan, New Jersey · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily emphasizes that true human happiness stems from healthy relationships, mirroring the relational nature of the Holy Trinity. It explores how sin introduces conflict and distance into relationships, drawing parallels from Genesis and personal anecdotes about marital and sibling disputes. The core message is that by striving for unity and peace in our relationships, we reflect God's inner life and find genuine happiness.

Mary Immaculate
Pacoima, California
Mary Immaculate · Pacoima, California · Jun 10, 2026
Daily MassSpanishThe homily emphasizes that while God provides for our physical needs, we must not become obsessed with the material world. It challenges listeners to seek spiritual happiness, which is distinct from fleeting worldly satisfactions, and to actively live out their faith by being 'salt and light' to others through good works and love, enriching their neighbors spiritually.

St. Elizabeth
Milpitas, California
St. Elizabeth · Milpitas, California · Jun 7, 2026
Sunday MassVietnameseThe homily emphasizes that receiving the Eucharist is not merely about eternal life, but about being in Christ and becoming like Him, sharing ourselves with others. Drawing on the example of a couple celebrating 70 years of marriage, the priest highlights that true happiness comes from actively loving and thinking of others, even in old age and suffering, rather than waiting for perfect circumstances.