Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church: Catholic Sunday Homilies

We Are Freed from All that Holds us Back, because Jesus is The Resurrection ( Jn 11:1-45)

Jesus confronts the last enemy, and frees us from all that can hold us back even death itself. This frees us to live boldly in the light. 

Domingo V de Cuaresma (Jn 11:1-45)

Homilia del padre Carlos. 

To See with God’s Eyes (Jn 9:1-41)

The Holy Spirit not only gives us the power to act like we ought, and love in difficult situations, but can also even change the way we see a situation; to see it more like God sees it. Let us pray for the gift to see our self, others, and the world as God sees it, and the courage to respond to what we see as God would.

Domingo IV de Cuaresma (Jn 9:1-41)

Homilia del Padre Carlos. 

Jesus Teaches about Prayer Sacrament and Relationship (Jn 4:5-42)

In the Gospel passage about Jesus meeting the woman at the well, we can learn how through prayer, participation in the form of worship of Jesus established (the Sacraments ) we grow closer to him in a life-changing relationship. 

Domingo III Cuaresma (Jn 4:5-42)

Homilia del padre Carlos. 

We Need More Abrahams: Live of Mission and Purpose (Mt 17:1-9)

God called Abraham to step out in faith, from his comfortable home, to an unknown future to be a blessing to others. In the Gospel Jesus is revealed as the Way the Truth and the Life, and today’s passage, we are instructed to listen to Him. The world needs more Abrahams, that is those who are willing to step out in faith to live a life in response to God’s voice, and to be a blessing to the nations.  This is how God answers our prayers for a better world.  

Domingo II de Cuaresma (Mt 17:1-9)

Homilia del Padre Carlos. 

Jesus Wins the Battle We Lost, and Now Shares the Victory with Us (Mt 4:1-11)

On the first Sunday of lent, Jesus enters into the desert to battle with the devil, the same struggle our ancestors lost. Christ, however, is victorious and shows us how to be victorious too.

Primer Domingo de Cuaresma (Mt 4:1-11)

Homilia del padre Carlos.