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Father Geneito
Tustin, California
Father Geneito
St. Cecilia · Tustin, California · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThe priest shares his personal struggle with understanding the Holy Trinity, emphasizing that its core mystery is God's unconditional love for us. He argues that recognizing this love transforms prayer from an obligation to a conversation, obedience from a burden to a response of love, and fosters trust in God's plan even amidst suffering. He illustrates this with personal anecdotes and the experience of Vietnamese refugees, highlighting that even in the face of profound suffering, the ultimate truth is that we are loved by the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Old Church of St. Mary
Chicago, Illinois
Old Church of St. Mary · Chicago, Illinois · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThis homily, delivered on Trinity Sunday, takes an unconventional approach by engaging the congregation in a guided discussion about their personal images of God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The priest presents various biblical, saintly, and contemporary depictions of each person of the Trinity, encouraging parishioners to reflect on their own understanding and identify which images challenge them most. The goal is to foster a deeper, more personal, and practical relationship with the triune God, moving beyond abstract theological concepts.

Old Church of St. Mary
Chicago, Illinois
Old Church of St. Mary · Chicago, Illinois · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThis homily, delivered on Trinity Sunday, takes an unconventional, interactive approach by having congregants discuss their personal images of God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The priest presents various biblical, artistic, and theological depictions of each person of the Trinity, challenging the audience to reflect on their own understanding and to consider new ways of relating to God.

Padre David Arcila
Des Plaines, Illinois
Padre David Arcila
Mary, Mother of Martyrs Parish-St. Stephen · Des Plaines, Illinois · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassSpanishThe homily emphasizes the profound love of God, as revealed in John 3:16, and connects it to the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The priest shares a personal story of his vocation being sparked by this verse and encourages the faithful to embrace this devotion, especially through the first Fridays, to become instruments of salvation for others and experience deeper spiritual fervor.

Holy Name
Birmingham, Michigan
Holy Name · Birmingham, Michigan · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily on the Holy Trinity emphasizes experiencing God's mystery through 'imagination' rather than just intellectual understanding. It portrays the Trinity as a dynamic 'dance of love' (pericorasis) that we are invited to join, encouraging us to see God's presence in all aspects of life and to live out knowing, loving, and imagining. The priest uses a personal anecdote about a three-year-old named Mira at a wedding to illustrate God's loving gaze and invitation to 'look' at the goodness around us.

St. Scholastica
Heidelberg, Minnesota
St. Scholastica · Heidelberg, Minnesota · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily emphasizes that the Church's power and authority come from the Holy Trinity, not from individuals. It highlights the transformative power of communal prayer and worship, citing personal anecdotes and stories of healing in marriages and combat stress. The priest encourages parishioners to participate in 250 hours of adoration for the nation, the universal Church, and their local parish, stressing that God does more for us in prayer than we do for Him.

Little Flower
Berkeley Heights, New Jersey
Little Flower · Berkeley Heights, New Jersey · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily emphasizes that the Trinity is not just a theological concept but a lived reality, deeply ingrained in our spiritual lives through ritual and habit. The priest shares a powerful anecdote of a dying person making the sign of the cross, illustrating how the Trinity becomes an intrinsic part of us, even in unconscious moments. He encourages the faithful to see the Trinity as proof of God's intimate and constant presence in their lives.

Father Tom Ryan
Baldwinsville, New York
Father Tom Ryan
St. Mary of Assumption · Baldwinsville, New York · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily emphasizes that the Holy Trinity is not a complex theological problem to be solved, but a relationship to be lived. Through a personal story of encountering aggressive dogs while running, the priest illustrates how the Father creates, the Son saves, and the Holy Spirit stays with us, providing peace and strength in moments of fear and uncertainty. The core message is to invite the Holy Spirit into our lives, especially when facing difficulties.

Epiphany
Normal, Illinois
Epiphany · Normal, Illinois · Jun 10, 2026
Daily MassThe homily reflects on the first reading from 1 Kings about Elijah and the prophets of Baal, highlighting the contrast between a God who listens and responds, and false gods who do not. It then connects this to our own prayer lives, suggesting that sometimes we don't speak to God, don't listen to Him, or expect Him to respond in a way that isn't best for us. The core message is that God often answers in silence, offering His very self as the solution to our problems.

Our Lady of the Assumption Church
Watsonville, California
Our Lady of the Assumption Church · Watsonville, California · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassSpanishThe homily emphasizes that our faith is rooted in the Holy Trinity, which we acknowledge daily. It explores how God, through the Trinity, is compassionate and merciful, and how we are called to live out our faith by trusting God's will, even when we don't understand it. The priest also stresses the importance of family, prayer, and forgiveness, and warns against seeking worldly 'gods' instead of God.

St. Mary on Broadway
Providence, Rhode Island
St. Mary on Broadway · Providence, Rhode Island · Jun 10, 2026
Daily MassThe homily focuses on the life of St. Margaret of Scotland, emphasizing her dedication to God amidst royal duties and family life. It highlights her zeal for the Church, her consistent prayer life that influenced her husband, and her acceptance of suffering as penance, ultimately finding true liberty in Christ.

St. Paul
Danville, Illinois
St. Paul · Danville, Illinois · Jun 7, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily for Corpus Christi emphasizes the Eucharist as the source and summit of Catholic faith, highlighting its miraculous nature through the story of St. Carlos Acutis and a Eucharistic miracle in Santarém, Portugal. The priest encourages deeper devotion to the Eucharist, stressing that its power is present in every Mass, regardless of the celebrant, and that personal prayer and communal worship can strengthen faith and even save marriages.

Deacon Chuck
Troy, New York
Deacon Chuck
St. Anthony of Padua · Troy, New York · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily on the Feast of the Holy Trinity emphasizes that the Trinity is a central mystery of faith, not something to be fully understood by reason alone. It encourages active participation in faith, teaching others, and living out Catholic traditions, highlighting the communal aspect of the Trinity as a model for human relationships. The homilist also shares personal reflections on his 20 years of diaconal service and announces his retirement, expressing gratitude for his time serving the community.

St. Bonaventure
Allegany, New York
St. Bonaventure · Allegany, New York · Jun 9, 2026
Daily MassThe homily emphasizes that Christians are called to be the 'salt of the earth' and 'light of the world' by aligning their will with God's will. It explains that this inner light, received at baptism, grows through faith and good deeds, allowing believers to repel darkness and bring God's glory to the world, much like Adam and Eve before the Fall. The priest also connects this to St. Ephraim, calling believers to be 'harps of the Holy Spirit' by making beautiful music for God's glory.

Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
San Bernardino, California
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church · San Bernardino, California · Jun 7, 2026
Sunday MassSpanishThe homily emphasizes the Eucharist as the greatest treasure of the Catholic faith, highlighting its institution by Jesus as a living, freely given sacrifice for our spiritual nourishment and eternal life. The priest contrasts the Eucharist with 'junk food' for the soul and stresses the importance of adoration and prayer before the Blessed Sacrament for strength, peace, and guidance in daily life and family matters.

Julián
Lenoir City, Tennessee
Julián
St. Thomas the Apostle · Lenoir City, Tennessee · Jun 7, 2026
Holy DaySpanishThe homily emphasizes the Catholic belief in the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist, contrasting it with Protestant views of the Eucharist as a mere symbol. The priest highlights that this belief, though challenging to human reason, is a core truth of the Church, sustained by faith and Jesus' own words. He urges Catholics to approach the Eucharist with reverence, proper preparation (confession), and to teach children to do the same, emphasizing the importance of adoration outside of Mass.

Sacred Heart
Wichita Falls, Texas
Sacred Heart · Wichita Falls, Texas · Jun 7, 2026
Holy DayThe homily on the Solemnity of Corpus Christi emphasizes the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist, drawing parallels between the Israelites' journey in the desert with manna and water from the rock, and our spiritual journey to the Kingdom of Heaven. The priest explains how God uses natural, often unexpected, means to provide supernatural grace, culminating in the Eucharist as our 'supernatural substance' for eternal life. He highlights that even the 'Our Father' implicitly asks for this heavenly bread.

Deacon Steve
Minot, North Dakota
Deacon Steve
Our Lady of Grace · Minot, North Dakota · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily, delivered by a deacon, focuses on the omnipresence of the Holy Trinity in Catholic prayers and sacraments, encouraging a conscious recognition of God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in daily life. The deacon shares a personal anecdote about realizing the significance of invoking the Trinity during his own wedding vows and emphasizes being proud of one's Catholic faith, even in public settings.

Sacred Heart
Wichita Falls, Texas
Sacred Heart · Wichita Falls, Texas · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily addresses the difficulty of explaining the Holy Trinity, emphasizing it as a mystery we can experience but not fully explain. It uses the metaphors of human relationships (man, husband, father) to illustrate the co-eternal and distinct persons of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, highlighting their perfect love and the Holy Spirit's role in empowering us to do God's will. The homily concludes by encouraging prayer to all three persons, especially the Holy Spirit, for guidance and strength.

Father David Arecilla
Des Plaines, Illinois
Father David Arecilla
Mary, Mother of Martyrs Parish-St. Stephen · Des Plaines, Illinois · May 31, 2026
Sunday MassThe homily begins with a personal anecdote about the priest's vocation, rooted in John 3:16, and transitions into a reflection on the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity as God's love for humanity. It then focuses heavily on the upcoming consecration of the nation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus by the US bishops, explaining the symbolism of the Sacred Heart and encouraging personal and communal devotion, especially through First Friday Masses, as a means of surrendering to God and interceding for the world.