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Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesSimple and Practical Ways to Preach the Gospel (Lk 10:1-12)We have been told before that we are supposed to proclaim the Gospel, all of us not just the professionally trained. But we always think that is beyond our capacity. In this homily Fr. Paul shares some ways that anyone can share the faith and preach the Gospel.
2025-07-0818 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesUnderstanding Church: Sts Peter and Paul (Mt 16:13-19)Today's feast helps us appreciate and better understand the essential role of the church in our salvation and it's authority given by Christ to Peter and the successors of the apostles. Through it God mediate salvation to us still to this day. Thanks be to God!
2025-06-3012 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesThe Charismatic and Instrumental Church (Jn 14:23-29)The Holy Spirit is to the church what Jesus was to his disciples. Now it is by the power of the Holy Spirit that the body of Christ is made alive and it's guided and this is done through both charismatic and the institutional church. Pray to the Holy Spirit individually and seek his wisdom as mediated and revealed through the church the sacraments in the magisterium.
2025-05-2512 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesTo Love Like Jesus Is aGift of God that Gives Him Glory (Jn 13:31-35)Faith Hope and love our divine gifts. We must have faith and Hope in the power of God's Love. This is what it means to give God glory.
2025-05-1811 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo V Pascua (Jn 13:31-35)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2025-05-1811 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesHear and Follow the Good Shepherd for Fulness of Life (Jn 10:27-30)If we reflect on our lives we can notice a difference between doing our will and doing the wheel of another who calls us to places where we would not go on our own. Today's challenge from God is to learn how to hear his voice, and obey it. Only this leads to fullness of joy, purpose, and fruitfulness.
2025-05-1115 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo Buen Pastor (Jn 10:27-30)Homilia del padre Carlos
2025-05-1112 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesWe Are Sent to Show Others the Mercy God Has Shown Us (Jn 20:19-31)We gather for mass on the first day of the resurrection, the next Sunday and every Sunday to encounter the risen Lord truly present breathing His resurrected life into us. And as the father sent Jesus to us while we were still unworthy we are called to go and show God's mercy to other others, even those we might think our unworthy.
2025-04-2716 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo II Pascua, Divina Misericordia (Jn 20:19-31)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2025-04-2714 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesJourney from Unbelief to Open to Belief to Encounter (Jn 20:1-18)Like the early disciples we come to the evidence of the empty tomb and travel from unbelief, to openness to the possibility that Jesus has risen, to belief that He is Risen, and then finally to a life-changing encounter in love.
2025-04-2116 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesPascua 2025Homilia del padre Carlos.
2025-04-2114 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesThe Best is Yet to Come! (Jn 8:1-11)God is doing something new, and does not condemn us but wants to re-create us. The woman caught in adultery shows what God has done for all of us.
2025-04-0609 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo V de Cuaresama (Jn 8:1-11)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2025-04-0613 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesWe Are to be Ambassadors of Reconciliation to Our Divided World (Lk 15:1-32)We live in a divided world. Are we going to approach it more like Jesus, or more like the Scribes and Pharisees in the Gospel parable today about the two brothers of The Loving Father.
2025-03-3019 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo IV Cuaresma (Lk 15:1-32)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2025-03-3015 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesSalvation is God's Work Not Ours (Lk 13:1-9)As in Jesus's day today some people still believe God punishes sinners with illness suffering and death. These are rather the consequences of our sin, that God does allow. However God does not desire that we die in our sin, rather he sends his son to save us from the consequences of sin which is death. Death becomes a servant of God that reminds us all of our need to repent and accept the salvation one for us by Jesus not our good works.
2025-03-2314 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo III de Cuaresma (Lk 13:1-9)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2025-03-2313 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesGod Makes Us Members of His Family Through Jesus (Lk 9:28b-36)God stands at the center of all time making those who came before Him and those who came after Him members of God's family by uniting us to Himself.
2025-03-1610 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesCuaresma Domingo II (Lk 9:28b-36)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2025-03-1611 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesTThis Life is a Spiritual Battle (Lk 4:1-13)Life is a spiritual battle, we are being tested. The testing strengthens our faith if we fight the battle not by our strength but by Christ who is our strength and Savior.
2025-03-0918 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesPrimer Domingo de Cuaresma (Lk 4:1-13)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2025-03-0917 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesChoose Jesus as Your Guide: He is not only the Model but the Power to become what We See (Lk 6:39-45)Today we conclude the sermon on the plane where Jesus has set out the higher standard for his disciples and then shares that he is the image into which we are to become if we are to live up to that standard. Although we fall short that should not discourage us, because he also gives us the power to become what we see in him.
2025-03-0214 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo VIII Tiempo Ordinario (Lk 6:39-45)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2025-03-0214 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDoes Jesus ask Too Much of Us? (Lk 6:27-38)The New Testament standard is the highest possible standard. In the Old Testament we were given the minimum requirement and failed. In the New Testament Jesus gives us the highest requirement, the ultimate goal for our transformation into children of God. We would still fail, if not for his help, for the power of God is offered to us to transforms us into His likeness.
2025-02-2417 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo VII Tiempo Ordinario (Lk 6:27-38)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2025-02-2415 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesIs Christianity for this Life or the Next? (Lk 6:17,20-26)I have always found an unattractive expression of Christianity is to be good in this life to go to heaven in the next. Christianity's power is it helps now bring strength purpose meaning and many other blessings into our life. However, it is true that the promise of life to come also is a tremendous blessing. We are called to live as agents of transformation in this world never fully succeeding but longing for the completion to come after we die.
2025-02-1816 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo VI Tiempo Ordinario (Lk 6:17,20-26)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2025-02-1814 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesTake The Next Step Towards Your Big Catch (Lk 5:1-11)This passage shows three different ways we can relate to Jesus; He's distant we know of Him but we're not listening to Him, He's in our life and helps us but we're still in control, or we've turned control of our lives over to Him. To allow God to work the biggest miracles in our lives requires that we allow Jesus to be the captain of our ship.
2025-02-1015 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo V Tiempo Ordinario (Lk 5:1-11)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2025-02-1015 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesJesus Our Redeemer (Lk 2:22-40)Jesus our Redeemer, our Savior redeemed us from sin, death and the evil one. He takes away the power of death he forgives us of our sins which disarms the devil's capacity to enslave us, and joins us to Himself in God's family making of us an offering to God. On this feast of the presentation of Jesus we learn that he presents us to God just as Mary presented Him.
2025-02-0212 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesPresentacion Del Senor (Lk 2:22-40)Holilia del padre Carlos
2025-02-0212 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesIgnorance of Scripture is Ignorance of Christ; and That is not Good! (Lk 1:1-4, 4:14-21)If ignorance of scripture is ignorance of Christ, as Saint Jerome says, then that is pretty serious! Because ignorance of Christ, unless it's no fault of our own, means we are not saved.
2025-01-2619 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo Palabra del Senor (Lk 1:1-4,4:14-21)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2025-01-2614 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesGod Did Not Give Up On Us! (Jn 2:1-11)Atheism says there cannot be a God who is all powerful and loving if there is suffering in the world. But Christianity's answer to suffering is different. God hasn't given up on us.
2025-01-2016 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo II Tiempo Ordinario (Jn 2:1-11)Homilia del Padre Carlos
2025-01-2014 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDo you want to be anointed with the Holy Spirit and power? (Lk 3:15-22)Jesus did not need to be baptized since he was God, but the Holy Spirit gave him the mission, because God always works as one; Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We too, with the same Spirit, can share in the same mission with the Power of the Holy Spirit!
2025-01-1421 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesEl bautismo del Señor (Lk Lk 3:15-22)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2025-01-1414 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesThose Who Seek Find (Mt 2:1-12)Jesus promises that anyone who seeks Him will find him, the question is will we seek? There are many reasons why we may not, but if we do we find the meaning, purpose and direction of our lives and the strength to live them.
2025-01-0614 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesEpifania (Mt 2:1-12)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2025-01-0613 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesA Holy Family searches to find Jesus (Lk 2:41-52)Is it a bit strange that on the feast of the holy family we hear about how Mary and Joseph lost Jesus!? Maybe the message is that a Holy Family is not necessarily a perfect family but one who searches for, and finds, Jesus. Let's make a plan for our families to search and to find a deeper relationship with Jesus and in that grow closer together. Happy new year.
2024-12-2915 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesLa Familia SagradaHomilia del padre Carlos.
2024-12-2916 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesUnopened Gifts: A Christmas HomilySometimes we don't open all our Christmas gifts. We have been given the greatest gift of all; let's unwrap it.
2024-12-2608 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesFill Us With Awe and Wonder this Christmas (Lk 1:39-45)The child in the womb of Elizabeth lept for joy when the Lord came to him, and Elizabeth exclaimed who am I that the Lord should come to me? Let's pray that we will be so filled with awe and wonder at the miracle of God's incarnation that we too leap for joy! It's incredible to think that God would come to his creatures in this way! Who are we to deserve such a great blessing? Yet God loves us so much that's exactly what he has done!
2024-12-2209 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo IV adviento (Lk 1:39-45)Homilia del Padre Carlos.
2024-12-2212 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesFruits of Repentance and The Holy SpiritRejoice! This is the message of the church today, but how can we do that in a times of trouble and illness?
2024-12-1514 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo III de AdvientoHomilia del padre Carlos
2024-12-1511 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesLet’s Work Together to Prepare The Way of the Lord (Lk 3:1-6)A cry goes out to “Prepare the Way of the Lord”, it invites us to prepare to receive him a new into our hearts this Advent, but also to work together as His Church to make a way of salvation for all people. God is calling us to be a church that is healthy, loving, filled with God’s glory and beauty, inviting others to walk the path that we are on.
2024-12-0812 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesThe Worse Homily Ever: Pray, Hope and Don’t Worry (Lk 21:25-28, 34-36)When I’m worried about many things, and feeling that the weight of the world is on my shoulders the last thing I want anyone to say to me is, don’t worry. It seems so trite. Yet that is what the readings are saying today, or in Padre Pio‘s words, the scriptures are saying pray, hope, and don’t worry! No matter what is happening, no matter how bad it is right now, God’s going to work it out. Worry does not help, but our prayer will.
2024-12-0114 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesPrimer Domingo de Adviento (Lk 21:25-28,34-36)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2024-12-0114 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesOur Best Weapon to Bring About the Kingdom of God (Jn 18:33-37)When the kingdom of God stands face-to-face to the kingdoms of this world, there is a conflict, there is a battle. If we stand with Him, He fights the battle on our behalf. His victory will be ours. Let’s learn how to make our prayer His prayer, through a practice called apostolic intercessory prayer.
2024-11-2418 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesCristo Rey (Jn 18:33-37)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2024-11-2412 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesRealized Eschatology: A Blessing But Also a Challenge (Mk 13:24-32)Jesus speaks of the end times both as something that has already come, and something yet to come. We are in the end times. They began 2,000 years ago at Jesus’s first coming, and will continue until his second coming. This is a time that the Holy Spirit is given to us to bring us back to God to help us to turn from sin which we could not do on our own. It’s a great blessing and mercy that God has given us. Let us open our hearts to the Holy Spirit in Sacrament, and Prayer, and allow...2024-11-1809 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesGive God All You Have in Your “Little Portion” (Mk 12:41-44)The widow in the Gospel gave all she had, but in the world’s eyes it was a small amount. We too are called to do Give God our all in whatever “Little Portion” of His Kingdom God gives us.
2024-11-1018 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo XXXII Tiempo Ordinario (Mk 12:38-44)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2024-11-1012 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesChrist Only Fulfills the Law on Our Behalf (Mk 12:28-34)Christ is the only one who can articulate the law, and fulfill it. He becomes the perfect fulfillment of the love of God and the love of neighbor, by his sacrifice as God’s Only Son on the cross. He makes visible God’s love for us, and shares with us the Holy Spirit. We can join ourselves to him to make our imperfect sacrifice acceptable to God, and by his strength to love one another. We can help that happen by a short prayer done every morning and every evening.
2024-11-0311 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo XXXI (Mk 12:28-34)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2024-11-0315 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesLike You Did For Bartimaeus, Open Our Eyes (Mk 10:46-52)Testimonies and prayers, that we may travel the journey of Bartimaeus from sitting on the side of the road as a poor spiritual beggar to encountering Jesus and changing the direction of our life.
2024-10-2720 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesWe Drink from the Cup of Christ, and Share in His Baptism for Our Salvation (Mk 10:35-45)What does it mean that Christ gave his life as a ransom for all? How does Christ save us? What does he save us from? How do we accept that salvation? It is by drinking from the cup He drank from and being baptized with the baptism in which he was baptized so that we may be one with Him, the Servant of all.
2024-10-2015 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesThe Loving Gaze of Our Savior Invites Us to Salvation (Mk 10:17-30)Even the most blessed person, with everything that the world longs for, still does not have enough for what we truly long for; eternal life with God. Only by surrendering to Jesus can we receive eternal life. We are saved not by our power, only by His. Jesus gazes at us in love and invites us to leave everything to follow Him to that life. How will you respond?
2024-10-1318 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesMarriage: God’s Plan to Bring Us to Himself (Mk 10:2-16)God created marriage as a pattern of His marriage to us. The purpose of marriage is to lead us to Him, and to live in Him, to become one with Him and in so doing we become one with one another. The life Christ calls us to is difficult and messy, but He wants us to reach out to Him for the grace to do it, and even if we fail to still come to Him out Truest Spouse.
2024-10-0622 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo XXIX (Mk 10:2-16)Homilia del Padre Carlos.
2024-10-0617 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesSin Is Serious: God Forgives and Heals But Our Actions Still Matter (Mk 9:38-48)Jesus uses very strong language, to warn us of the necessity to avoid sin, and to do good in his name. There is no sin I can’t be forgiven, and no wounds that can’t be healed, but Jesus still wants us to do all we can to avoid evil and do good, and he has given us His Spirit to help.
2024-09-3015 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesWorking as Servants of All and to Include All (Mk 9:30-37)Jesus teaches that to be great is to be the servant of all, by working for the common good through justice. This allows us all to be great together. Jesus, further uses example of welcoming a child to teach us that we must seek to welcome all people, especially the least, into the human community which is God’s family.
2024-09-2216 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo XXV Tiempo Ordinario (Mk 9:30-37)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2024-09-2210 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesThe Way of Jesus is the Cross: Let’s Not Make Politics Our Religion (Mk 8:27-35)Today’s times in many ways are no different than the times of Jesus when he was tempted to use worldly powers, leaders, politics, and armies to bring about the kingdom of God. But these are just ways to avoid the cross, the longer and more difficult way of humility, sacrificing and Love. This is the way that Jesus chose to promote the kingdom, and he asks us to pick up our cross and follow him.
2024-09-1618 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo XXIV (Mk 8:27-35)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2024-09-1611 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesTraditions and Hypocrisy! Our Hearts Are Still a Work in Progress (Mk 7:1-8,14-15,21-23)Christians are often criticized for hypocrisy, and Catholic Christians are often criticized for their human traditions. But law and traditions have an important role to help us shape our heart and to help guide us when are hearts are still a work in progress. But only Jesus who joined us in our humanity, so that we may join him in his divinity, purifies our hearts through the Holy Spirit, His presence in us. His transformation of our hearts is a lifelong task, nourished by the Sacred Tradition He has given us in the Eucharist.
2024-09-0115 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo XXII (Mk 7:1-8,14-15,21-23)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2024-09-0113 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesConclusion of Bread of Life (Jn 6:60-69)Faith in the Eucharist is ultimately a gift from God that we can ask for. God reveals himself to us. The Eucharist unites us and gives us strength to serve one another. Today we hear from a lay missionary, who has dedicated her life to serving Christ’s body.
2024-08-2517 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo XXI Tiempo Ordinario (Jn 6:60-69)Homilia del padre Carlos con una misionera.
2024-08-2513 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDeepening Our Faith in the Eucharist (Jn 6:51-58)For me, with an engineering background, it’s been a long struggle to appreciate the Eucharist and the great gift it is. I used to think it was such an arbitrary idea. Why would God be present in a piece of bread? But now I realize it makes tremendous sense, historically, scripturally, and theologically. But still it requires faith to believe, and perhaps that’s the greatest beauty of it! We will never be able to fully understand God and all he has done to save us, and to be with us, but let us come in faith and humi...2024-08-1814 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo XX Tiempo OrdinarioHomilia del padre Carlos.
2024-08-1811 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesJesus is Our Shepherd and He Founded His Church to Lead Us To Him. (Mk 6:30-34)Jesus Christ is the True shepherd, the One mediator between God and humanity. But to be a complete follower of Christ means also to be an active member of His church, which he established to lead others to Christ, and He promised to be with it until the end of time. Rather than an obstacle, it is meant to be, and with Christ present in it offering His grace, is a means to a deeper relationship with Jesus.
2024-07-2114 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo XVI (Mk 6:30-34)Homilia del Padre Carlos.
2024-07-2113 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesNo Excuses: God Qualifies the Called (Mk 6:7-13)Like Amos the prophet, we don’t feel we are qualified to serve God, but God calls us all, despite how we feel, because he will give us his power and authority. We are all called to be priest, prophet and king; to share in the ministry of Christ. He died, not only to bring us eternal life, but to transform this world, and he calls us to work with him for the coming of that kingdom. This homily gives some concrete ways to discern our call, and to preach to others the Gospel.
2024-07-1416 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo XV (Mk 6:7-13)Homilia del Padre Carlos.
2024-07-1415 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesHow to Unleash God’s Power in Our Lives (Mk 6:1-6a)God is all powerful nothing can stop him, except our lack of faith! We all lack the kind of faith that allows God’s power fully into our lives, but little by little, we can strengthen our faith by asking God to increase it and by exercising that which we have. Faith is like a muscle it grows as we use it.
2024-07-0719 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesWe Choose: Slow Death or Eternal Life. (Mk 5:21-43)Wisdom is to know that life is limited, and before our death each of us has the opportunity to reach out to Jesus to be healed of our terminal illness that is mortality. Eternal life doesn’t begin after death, it begins in this life allowing us to live life to the fullest.
2024-06-3022 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo XIII Tiempo Ordinario (Mk 5:21-43)Homilia del Padre Carlos.
2024-06-3012 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesJesus Can Calm the Storm Or Give Us Calm in the Storm (Mk 4:35-41)Jesus is God, and can overcome any obstacle and calm the storms of our world and of our lives. But sometimes when we cry out to him, it seems as if he is sleeping or he doesn’t care. But he does care, and he does answer, sometimes not by calming the storm but giving calm during the storm.
2024-06-2413 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo XII Tiempo Ordinario (Mk 4:35-41)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2024-06-2415 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesBring About the Kingdom of God One Heart at a Time (Mk 4:26-34)Jesus did indeed come to transform the world, but not from the top down, rather from the bottom up, one heart at a time. If we want to make the world a better place, let’s start with our own heart. God wants to make us holy. Holiness is his work, but like the farmer we must cooperate with it and help that growth, by protecting the seed he planted, watering it and fertilizing it with our prayer, especially with scripture, reception of the sacraments, study and service. PS-SSS.
2024-06-1616 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo XI Tiempo Ordinario (Mk 4:26-34)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2024-06-1616 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesGenesis Still Describes what is Happening Today (Mk 3:15-35)Jesus affirms the truth of today’s first reading in Genesis and points to the solution to the fall of humanity, and all that divides us from God, one another, and from creation. Jesus has come to unite us around himself as brothers and sisters in the family of God.
2024-06-0915 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo X Tiempo Ordinario (Mk 3:20-35)Homilia del Padre Carlos
2024-06-0914 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesThis Worship is Established by God from 3,000years Ago: Feast of Corpus Christi (Mk 14: 12-26)We know the Mass was instituted at the last supper by Jesus, but we don’t often think that God instituted the beginning of our worship over 3,000 years ago during The Exodus. Jesus intentionally drew the parallel showing that he is the true Lamb of God that the lamb of Passover only pre-figured.
2024-06-0314 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesCorpus Cristi (Mk 14: 12-16, 22-26)Homilia del Padre Carlos.
2024-06-0303 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesHave You Ever Heard of a God Like Our God! (Mt 28:16-20)The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity is not about theology. It’s about the wonder and awe of who our God is! Our God is a family (Father, Son and Holy Spirit) that we are invited to become part of and be with forever. Let us to respond in love and gratitude and make God once again first in our lives, our Lord and Salvation.
2024-05-2607 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesSolemnidad de La Santisima Trinidad (Mt 28: 16-20)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2024-05-2612 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesChrist Ascended to Become Many and form The Church (Mk 16:15-20)Salvation in Christ does not end with the resurrection. He continues with his ascension and forming The Church and anointing her for mission, until he comes again to complete that mission. His instruction to us is to wait on the Holy Spirit, for it is only by God’s power that this great mission be accomplished. Let us renew our call to share in that mission and to be guided by the Holy Spirit, because The Church needs us and we need The Church.
2024-05-1215 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesLa Ascesion (Mk 16:15-20)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2024-05-1219 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesJust a Silly Love Homily (Jn 15:9-17)The readings today tell us God is love, and Jesus speaks the words “As the Father has loved me, I love you”. Paul McCartney wrote a song asking does the world really want to hear more love songs. You might say this homily is just another silly love homily. We hear much about God’s love. So much so that it may not have the impact it is really meant to have. Christians are meant to be people who are in love, and their joy and love is observable and contagious. But love is “More than a feeling”, ultimately it calls us...2024-05-0513 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo VI de Pascua (Jn 15:9-17)Homilia del Padre Carlos.
2024-05-0514 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesJesus is the Vine But What is the SAP?In his analogy Jesus shares with us how he is present in his church, a living organism that is truly his body made present by his divine life in us. What is that divine life? It’s the SAP! The Spirit And Power of God living in us to through the Sacraments And Prayer.
2024-04-2814 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo V de Pascua (Jn 15:1-8)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2024-04-2813 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesOne Shepherd and One Flock; God’s Loving Plan for All Humanity (Jn 10:11-18)To say that there is no salvation other than in Jesus Christ can at first sound divisive. But logically and lovingly, it is God‘s plan to unite all people in his self.
2024-04-2112 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo del Buen Pastor (Jn 10:11-18)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2024-04-2115 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesThe Risen Lord is Still Present Today and We Are His Witnesses (Lk 24:35-48)The Risen Lord is still truly present today with his church just not bodily. He is present in the gathering of the community, in our prayers, in the Scriptures, and in the breaking of the bread. Hear one of his witnesses, Jean Marie, give a testimony. Praise God he still has witnesses today!
2024-04-1417 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesDomingo III de Pascua (Lk 24:35-48)Homilia del padre Carlos.
2024-04-1411 minOur Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday HomiliesThe ResurrectionMakes All Things New (Jn 20:19-31)The resurrection is not only for us to go to heaven, it’s to transform the earth back into the original creation God intended from the beginning, and will be established at the end. For this to happen, we must boldly live our faith in the world by the power of God’s resurrected life in us.
2024-04-0815 min