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Father Daniel
Seattle, Washington
Father Daniel
Our Lady of Zarvanycia Ukrainian · Seattle, Washington · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily, delivered on the Sunday after Pentecost, emphasizes that all Christians are called to be saints, not just canonized figures. It highlights that sainthood is about a radical 'yes' to God's plan, not merely avoiding sin. The speaker shares a powerful personal anecdote about meeting a confessor of the faith who endured torture, illustrating the courage and Holy Spirit's strength needed to live out this 'yes' in daily life.

St. Dominic
New Orleans, Louisiana
St. Dominic · New Orleans, Louisiana · Jun 10, 2026
Daily MassThe homily emphasizes the need for a clear and decisive choice for God, drawing parallels between Elijah's challenge to the Israelites to choose between the Lord and Baal, and modern-day temptations that compete for our hearts. It stresses that authentic faith requires both right belief and faithful living, urging listeners to make God the undisputed center of their lives by rejecting worldly idols and living according to His commandments.

All Saints
Knoxville, Tennessee
All Saints · Knoxville, Tennessee · Jun 7, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily emphasizes that Jesus offers himself on his own terms, particularly in the Eucharist, and we cannot redefine him to suit our preferences. It challenges believers to fully embrace Jesus as the Bread of Life, incorporating him into their being and striving for holiness, rather than seeking only the benefits of faith while keeping Jesus at arm's length.

Julián Placencia
Hesperia, California
Julián Placencia
Holy Family · Hesperia, California · Jun 7, 2026
Holy DaySpanishThe homily emphasizes the profound significance of the Eucharist as the true presence of God, a continuous and transformative event. It contrasts the manna in the desert with the Eucharist, highlighting that while the former sustained physical life, the latter offers eternal life and spiritual transformation. The priest stresses the importance of receiving the Eucharist worthily and with devotion, comparing its transformative power to the transfiguration and a golden seed that changes a barren garden into a flourishing one.

Father Eric
Dunedin, Florida
Father Eric
Our Lady of Lourdes · Dunedin, Florida · Jun 9, 2026
Daily MassThe homily explores the apparent contradiction between Jesus' commands to let our light shine and to do good deeds in secret. It proposes that we should strive for a hidden life of virtue, and when our light becomes strong enough, God will be the one to place it on the lampstand for all to see, as exemplified by the saints. The homily also emphasizes that all Catholics are called to live a 'canonizable' life of holiness.

Good Shepherd
Pittsburg, California
Good Shepherd · Pittsburg, California · Jun 10, 2026
Daily MassThe homily emphasizes that strong faith and personal holiness are built not by grand gestures, but by thousands of small, daily acts of love, kindness, forgiveness, and sacrifice. It challenges listeners to reflect on the daily choices they are making and what kind of life they are building through these small actions, echoing Jesus' teaching that even the smallest things matter to God.

Father Brandon
Tybee Island, Georgia
Father Brandon
St. Michael · Tybee Island, Georgia · Jun 7, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily for Corpus Christi Sunday emphasizes the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist, calling it the 'source and summit' of Catholic faith. The priest uses the analogy of a consecrated chalice to explain how our souls are also consecrated to be filled with God, urging us to keep our spiritual chalices clean through confession and a holy life. He also shares historical anecdotes about the potential first Mass in the United States and the Georgia martyrs.

St. Luke the Evangelist
Raleigh, North Carolina
St. Luke the Evangelist · Raleigh, North Carolina · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThis homily on the Most Holy Trinity emphasizes that while God's essence is a profound mystery beyond full human comprehension, we are called to probe it through contemplative prayer. The priest explains the Trinity as a perfect, self-giving love between Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and encourages listeners to seek mystical union with God through a specific prayer practice of quiet contemplation and repetition of "I want to be with you, I want to know you, I want to love you."

St. Louis
Webster, Massachusetts
St. Louis · Webster, Massachusetts · Jun 10, 2026
Daily MassThis homily reinterprets God's commandments not as restrictive rules, but as loving instructions leading to freedom and happiness. It emphasizes that holiness is found in faithful, ordinary acts of love, rather than extraordinary deeds, encouraging listeners to focus on God's guidance for a full and meaningful life.

Holy Spirit
Maryland Heights, Missouri
Holy Spirit · Maryland Heights, Missouri · Jun 10, 2026
Daily MassThe homily emphasizes that Jesus came not to abolish the law, but to fulfill it by restoring its heart. It challenges listeners to move beyond mere outward observance and fear-based obedience, instead allowing Christ to purify their desires and convert their hearts through love, seeking true holiness rather than just spiritual minimums.

St. Alphonsa Syro-Malabar Forane Catholic Church
Loganville, Georgia
St. Alphonsa Syro-Malabar Forane Catholic Church · Loganville, Georgia · Jun 7, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily emphasizes the real presence of Jesus in the Holy Eucharist, highlighting it as the source and summit of Christian life and the church's existence. Drawing inspiration from Blessed Carlo Acutis, the priest encourages active participation and devotion to the Eucharist as a path to personal transformation and holiness, urging listeners to use their time constructively for spiritual growth.

St. Francis of Assisi
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
St. Francis of Assisi · Oklahoma City, Oklahoma · Jun 7, 2026
Holy DayThe homily connects the Israelites' 40-year wandering in the desert, sustained by manna, to the Christian journey towards heaven, sustained by the Eucharist. It emphasizes the Eucharist as the unique and essential source and summit of Catholic faith, providing grace and strength for purification and growth in holiness. The priest encourages frequent reception of the Eucharist and participation in Eucharistic adoration to overcome sin and draw closer to God.

St. Thomas More
Elgin, Illinois
St. Thomas More · Elgin, Illinois · Jun 10, 2026
Daily MassThe homily emphasizes that God's law is not a burden but a path to freedom, holiness, and happiness, comparing it to guardrails on a mountain road. It warns against the temptation to relax God's law when it's inconvenient and stresses the unchanging nature of truth, even when popular opinion shifts. The speaker encourages believers to know, love, live, and teach God's law, seeing it as wings that help us soar towards heaven, rather than chains.

Parish of the Holy Rosary
Bozeman, Montana
Parish of the Holy Rosary · Bozeman, Montana · Jun 7, 2026
Holy DayThe homily for the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ emphasizes the extraordinary nature of the Eucharist as a verifiable miracle, not just a routine event. The priest urges the faithful to approach it with transcendence, gratitude, and a willingness to sacrifice by giving themselves away, which is the path to holiness. He also strongly rebukes leaving Mass early and treating prayer as a transactional machine.

St. John the Baptist
Trumbull, Connecticut
St. John the Baptist · Trumbull, Connecticut · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily for the Sunday of All Saints in the Byzantine Catholic tradition emphasizes the universal call to holiness, which is a fruit of the Holy Spirit. It clarifies Jesus' demanding words about loving God more than family, explaining it as a hierarchy of relationships where God is central. The homily also addresses Peter's question about what disciples will receive for their sacrifices, highlighting God's generous promise of a hundredfold return and everlasting life, which far surpasses any material value.

Our Lady Star of the Sea
Staten Island, New York
Our Lady Star of the Sea · Staten Island, New York · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily explores why modern Catholics are less passionate about the mystery of the Holy Trinity compared to early Christians, attributing it to a focus on present-day moral issues and a diminished interest in eternal life. The priest emphasizes that understanding the Trinity is crucial for grasping our call to holiness and entering into God's eternal life, urging parishioners to offer all their daily actions as acts of love for Christ, joining them to His sacrifice at Mass.

St. Elias (Ruthenian)
Munhall, Pennsylvania
St. Elias (Ruthenian) · Munhall, Pennsylvania · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThis homily, delivered on the Sunday of All Saints, emphasizes that holiness is a universal calling, not reserved for a select few. It challenges listeners to examine their own lives and choices, highlighting that saints were ordinary people who consistently turned back to Christ despite struggles. The homily stresses that true fulfillment comes from communion with God, found in prayer, scripture, the Eucharist, and serving others, rather than self-focused pursuits.

Father Anthony Wongfong
Lake Oswego, Oregon
Father Anthony Wongfong
Our Lady of the Lake · Lake Oswego, Oregon · Jun 7, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily emphasizes the Eucharist as a constant reminder of God's love and generosity, serving as eternal food that strengthens faith and prepares us for heaven. Drawing a parallel to a grandmother's meal before a journey, the priest highlights the importance of proper intention and disposition when receiving communion, aiming to become more Christ-like and see Christ in others.

Father Shainan Buouet
Oakland, California
Father Shainan Buouet
The Cathedral of Christ the Light · Oakland, California · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily for the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity focuses on three points: being made in God's image, the cathedral as a symbol of God's presence and our prayers being heard, and our call to holiness. The priest emphasizes that God desires our salvation and that we are sacred beings meant for eternal life, urging us to carry this joy and presence into our daily lives.

St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Washington, District of Columbia
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church · Washington, District of Columbia · May 31, 2026
Holy DayThe homily emphasizes that God, as the Holy Trinity, is love and constantly invites us into a loving relationship. It highlights that we are called to conversion and perfection of love, reflecting God's nature, and that our hope for eternal life comes through Jesus Christ, who came to save, not condemn. The core message is to imitate the Trinitarian love in our daily lives by loving one another.