Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday Homilies

The Great Gift of The Good Shepard (Jn 10:1-10)

That God is not distant, but our shepherd, is a huge gift that we don't take advantage of. Let us use our intelligence to realize that we should be smarter than sheep and follow our shepherd.

Domingo IV (Jn 10:1-10)

Homilia del Padre Carlos.

Jesus Opens Our Eyes to See The Way of Salvation (Lk 24:13-35)

It helps to step back and see our lives from the lens of salvation and to see the guide we have in the Church that guides our way. Jesus, is that way and today He's teaching us how to see Him. 

Domingo III Pascua (Lk 24:13-35)

Homilia del Padre Carlos. 

Divine Mercy is God Coming to Us (Jn 20:19-31)

In the midst of our fear, grief, confusion, doubt, shattered dreams, discouragement, darkness... God wants to come in MERCY, not comdemnation, the Risen Lord comes, bringing peace, faith, hope, mercy, and whatever we may specifically need that only he knows. Let us turn to him in the similar situations of our lives, or in our desire for something still greater. Let us recognize he's still coming to us just as he did the early church. He is coming today, through the church, it's scripture, sacrament and community.

A Personal Encounter with Jesus Christ Happens Through Church: An Easter Homily (Mt 28:1-10).

Jesus promises that he will reveal himself to those who follow his commands.Those commands include not only love God and love your neighbor, but that we love God by following all his commands including; "Do this in memory of me", being baptized and receiving the apostles. This encounter is a miracle that need to make room for.

Pascua026 (Jn 20:1-9)

Homilia del Padre Carlos.

The Endtimes Begin Now in Jesus (Jn 11:1-45)

Jesus is the resurrection and the life, because of him, we have eternal life that starts not just after we die. But with our baptism. 

Domingo VI Cuaresma (Jn 11:1-45)

Homilia del padre Carlos. 

God Wants Us To Participate In Our Salvation (Jn 9:1-41)

The man born blind was healed when Jesus put mud on his eyes and sent him to the pool. This allowed him to participate in his salvation like we do when we participate in the sacraments and church.