This homily reflects on the final judgment and Jesus’ teaching that caring for the 'least ones'—the hungry, the sick, the imprisoned—is service to Christ himself and the path to eternal life.

We are called as good and faithful servants to be grateful for God’s gifts and to use them to make the world and our parish better by giving back according to our abilities.

True love consists in giving your life away for others, just as Christ gives himself to us. This homily reflects on how we are called to offer ourselves fully to God and neighbor.

We often see life through the filters of our experiences, which can cloud our perception. Christ offers a new light that challenges us to clean those grime-filled filters and open ourselves to a more compassionate view.

In this homily, we reflect on how the Pharisees and Sadducees attempt to trap Jesus, but love finds a way. Despite opposition, Jesus demonstrates the importance of love and its power to overcome adversity.

This homily reflects on the nature of God's love as the ultimate gift. It emphasizes recognizing God's abundant love and expressing gratitude for it in our lives of faith and service.