We are called to live the Resurrection in our weakest and most broken moments, transforming bitterness and sin into love, gentleness and forgiveness.

This homily reflects on the triumph of Christ's love over death, a central theme of the Easter Vigil. It emphasizes the power of Christ's resurrection and its transformative meaning for all believers.

This homily reflects on how we often unintentionally and intentionally hurt one another, especially within families, by touching or aggravating each other’s wounds instead of healing them.

This homily calls us to change our perspective by getting down and looking up—to see the unseen, the little ones who make this world work, and to recognize them with humility and reverence.

As we enter Holy Week, the invitation is to be silent and go with Christ. In quiet contemplation, we find the space to walk with him through his Passion.

We can live the Gospel by showing up when others are suffering—physically, emotionally, mentally, or facing death—offering them love through our presence and our silence.