This homily reflects on our inability to dedicate even fifteen minutes of attention each day to those we love, highlighting our tendency to become distracted and overly busy in our daily lives.

Today we celebrate the Holy Spirit's gift in all our lives, reminding us that no one is a true stranger in the body of Christ. We are called to welcome all and recognize the voice of the stranger among us.

We are called to act as witnesses to the God of love by putting love where there is none. Though it may seem foolish, loving the unloved opens hearts and draws out the love of Christ.

A reflection on how we are called to make spiritual room in our hearts for Christ, allowing transformation and deeper faith to take root within us.

In this homily, we are reminded that the Good Shepherd's voice leads us to truth, goodness, and beauty. We are called to ensure we recognize and listen to His voice in our lives.

Some people feel distant from God, as the disciples did on the road to Emmaus. Our task is to accompany them at the margins and minister to them, listening and walking alongside them on their journey.