In this homily, we learn from Saint Vincent de Paul about trusting God's timing. By making small sacrifices and helping those in need, we grow closer to God. Remember, there’s a time for everything, and God is always on time.

Saints Cosmas and Damian show us that being a martyr starts with small daily sacrifices. By helping others without asking for anything in return, they teach us to live selflessly, preparing us for bigger challenges in our faith.

Jesus sends his disciples out without supplies to show them how to trust in God. We need to remember that our strength comes from depending on Him, who takes care of all our needs.

We are all brothers and sisters in Christ. Let’s greet each other warmly. Remember, when we sin, we hurt both God and our Mother Mary.

This homily reflects on Padre Pio's suffering and how our struggles can share God's light with others. Never hide it—let it shine for all to see.

This homily shares how Jesus taught His disciples that real greatness comes from serving others. Using a child as an example, Jesus showed that to follow Him, we need a simple, caring heart and to put others before ourselves, just like He did.

A man feels unworthy to return to church because of his past mistakes. The message emphasizes that God's mercy is essential to being Christian, especially on Saint Matthew's feast day. It encourages us to accept and share God's forgiveness, reminding us that no one is perfect, but God's love is always there for us.

Father Jeff Carter talks about Saint Andrew Kim, Korea’s first native priest and martyr. He highlights how Andrew's brief life laid the foundation for the Catholic faith in Korea, even if its effects weren't seen immediately. Father Carter encourages us to accept our sacrifices, reminding us that the fruits of our faith may take time to appear.