Daily Homilies

By: National Blue Army Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima
  • Summary

  • ”Welcome to ’Daily Homilies,’ your daily podcast for spiritual enrichment and contemplation. Broadcasting directly from the National Blue Army Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima, this podcast offers a serene and thought-provoking journey through daily homilies. Each episode brings you closer to the teachings and wisdom of the Catholic faith, with reflections inspired by the messages of Our Lady of Fatima. Whether you’re starting your day, on a midday break, or winding down in the evening, let these homilies provide a moment of peace, reflection, and divine connection. Subscribe to ’Daily Homilies’ and be part of a community dedicated to faith and spiritual growth.”
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Episodes
  • Keep Praying, Trust God’s Timing
    Nov 17 2024

    This homily encourages us to pray boldly and persistently, trusting in God’s love and perfect timing. Like the persistent widow in the parable, we are reminded that prayer is not about changing God’s mind but opening our hearts to His will.

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    9 mins
  • Living for Eternity: Choosing Life Over Death
    Nov 16 2024

    This homily reminds us to focus on living for God's Kingdom, not looking back at the past. It urges us to choose eternal life by loving God and others, even our enemies, and turning to Christ for true life.

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    3 mins
  • The Kingdom of God: A Movement of Love
    Nov 15 2024

    This homily explains that the Kingdom of God isn’t about land, but about living in God’s love and following Jesus. It’s a way of life that shapes how we think, act, and love others every day.

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    9 mins

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