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.

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.

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.

This homily reflects on Mother Cabrini’s incredible work despite her frailty, showing how faith and the Eucharist can empower us to do great things for God.

This homily highlights St. Joseph's example of humility and selfless service, urging us to follow Christ’s path by embracing the role of a servant, no matter our circumstances, and choosing humility over entitlement.

This homily reflects on St. Martin of Tours and how his unexpected life journey reminds us to trust that God can work through life’s twists and challenges to fulfill His will.

Reflecting on the widow’s offering, this homily reminds us to trust God fully, embrace life’s challenges as a path to holiness, and prepare for the joy of eternal union with Him.

Like a church building, our lives are built layer by layer on Jesus, our foundation. Through prayer, good deeds, and an examination of conscience, we prepare to meet God and purify our hearts for eternity.