My mother taught me that Christmas is about recognizing Christ in others. Jesus came not in royal splendor, but in humility, obscurity, and poverty, revealing where true holiness can be found.

On the feast of the Ascension, we are called to hold onto love so we can share it with others and keep the message and spirituality of the Ascension alive.

John the Baptist’s call to repentance includes concrete acts of justice: share with the poor, be honest, and treat others with fairness. These actions help us prepare the way for the Lord during Advent.

Advent reminds us that by consistently choosing Jesus and asking what He would have us do, we stay on the right path—God’s highway. Jesus is the way and our faithful guide.

This homily encourages us to remain vigilant to God's grace and presence in the here and now. It invites us to look with wonder and celebrate God's presence among us, even amid everyday life.

In this homily for the Solemnity of Christ the King, Fr. Sison encourages the faithful to choose Christ as ruler of their lives by resisting cultural trends and remaining faithful to him amid difficult times.