Discipleship calls us to more than simply attending Church; it invites us to live as the Church—a united family that makes decisions together and supports one another unconditionally.

We are called to choose unity, goodness, and truth over division, evil, and lies. Each of us must decide that there is more than enough for ourselves and others.

We resemble those we spend time with, especially when we actively listen to them. This homily reflects on how our influences shape our character and choices.

The homily reflects on the necessity of community within the Catholic Church, identifying the Church as the Body of Christ and a place of true belonging centered on Jesus.

This homily reflects on how the Magi chose to go back home by a different way after encountering Christ, encouraging us to live differently after we truly encounter Jesus in our own lives.

The homily encourages reflection on the mystery of God becoming man, inviting us to ponder deeply, like Mary, the significance of what God is doing in our lives and in the world.