This week's Gospel shows Jesus choosing Peter's boat among many, illustrating the personal and intimate love God has for each of us. Jesus meets us personally and values every individual.

On the Cross, Jesus reigns as King in His self-emptying love. This homily invites us to recognize Christ's sovereign love revealed precisely in rejection and sacrifice.

The disciples admire the temple’s beauty, but Jesus redirects them to deeper realities beyond outward appearances. This homily reminds us to cling to Christ as our security in a changing world.

This homily spans from the Solemnity of Christ the King through Divine Mercy Sunday, reflecting on the significance of Christ’s kingship and the mercy offered through His resurrection.

Bishop P.J. reminds us that above all, we are deeply loved by God in all our uniqueness. No matter our quirks or individuality, God’s love encompasses all that we are.

Our discipleship is not contractual—it is a covenant of love. This homily reflects on the unconditional commitment of God’s love and asks us to recognize our role as recipients of that divine generosity.