Forgive Us As We Forgive Others

The Infinite Love of the Sacred Heart

In this inspiring homily, Fr. Miguel explores the profound beauty and sacrificial nature of the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Drawing on Scripture and the testimony of saints, he invites us to move beyond a routine understanding of faith and to truly encounter the "freshness" of God’s love—a love that is pure, infinite, and entirely unselfish. Fr. Miguel outlines a practical framework for deepening our spiritual life through three essential steps: recognizing God's immense love for us, responding to that love through our actions, and offering reparation for the indifference of the world. Join us as we reflect on what it means to be a disciple of the Sacred Heart and how, like Mother Angelica, we can move from our own frailty to a life that fully embraces the love of God.

Trusting His Plan Even When We Wait

Do you ever feel like your prayers are going unanswered? In this week’s homily, Fr. Miguel examines the dramatic, action-packed confrontation between the Prophet Elijah and the 450 prophets of Baal found in the First Book of Kings. Beyond the intensity of this historic standoff, Fr. Miguel explores the deeper spiritual truth of how we approach God during our own moments of trial and uncertainty. By looking at Elijah’s unwavering confidence, this episode offers a blueprint for how to maintain deep faith even when we feel like we are fighting an uphill battle. A central theme of this message is the reality of waiting on God. Fr. Miguel reminds us that while we may feel discouraged, God is always faithful, and His answers generally come in the form of a "yes," a "no," or a "wait." He explains why God often asks us to wait, noting that this process is designed to deepen our trust and prepare us for an even greater joy than we originally imagined. When God says "no," it is not a rejection, but an invitation to trust in His larger, more perfect plan for our salvation, which often surpasses our limited human perspective. Finally, this episode touches on the "secret" to effective prayer as referenced by Mother Angelica: spending time in praise and surrendering our own will to His. By aligning our hearts with God’s plan rather than our own, we can find peace in every season of life. Whether you are currently struggling with a difficult season or simply looking to strengthen your daily spiritual life, this homily provides a powerful reminder that when we wait on the Lord, we will never be disappointed. Subscribe for weekly homilies and reflections to help you grow in your faith.

Things Are Not Always As They Appear

In this insightful homily, Fr. Miguel reflects on how things are not always as they appear. The scribes looked holy but devoured widows’ houses. The rich appeared generous with their large donations, but gave only from their surplus. The poor widow, who seemed to give the least, actually gave the most — she offered her whole livelihood out of love and trust in God. Fr. Miguel reminds us that what truly matters is not how we appear to the world, but who we really are before God. Drawing from Venerable Fulton Sheen, he shares the three versions of ourselves: who we think we are, who others think we are, and who we truly are. On Judgment Day, God will see us exactly as we are — and His mercy will be the greatest surprise of all. A powerful call to authenticity, humility, and striving to become who God calls us to be, with the help of Our Blessed Mother.

The Divine Inspiration of Scripture

In this insightful homily, Fr. Miguel reflects on Jesus’ challenging question in the Temple: “How do the scribes claim that the Messiah is the son of David?” Drawing from Psalm 110, our Lord reveals the mystery that the Christ is both David’s son and David’s Lord — true God and true man. Fr. Miguel emphasizes the divine inspiration of Sacred Scripture and its vital role in our spiritual life. As St. Paul tells Timothy, “All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful for teaching, for refutation, for correction, and for training in righteousness.” Through Scripture we come to know Christ more deeply, fall in love with Him, and are equipped for every good work. On the memorial of St. Boniface, martyr and apostle of Germany, Fr. Miguel reminds us that familiarity with God’s Word transforms lives — just as it did for this great saint. A powerful call to read Scripture daily, listen attentively to the Lord, and grow in friendship with Christ.

From Adoration to Action

In this beautiful homily, Fr. Miguel reflects on Jesus’ teaching of the two greatest commandments: love of God and love of neighbor. He explains that these two cannot be separated — one without the other becomes selfish or superficial. Drawing from St. John Paul II, Fr. Miguel presents the Eucharist as the Sacrament of Love — the source and summit that nourishes our love for God and empowers us to love our neighbor authentically. He shares the powerful example of St. Francis of Assisi, whose deep love for Christ in the Eucharist transformed him from running away from lepers to embracing and kissing them. True Eucharistic living means adoring Christ in the Blessed Sacrament and then going out to serve others with patience, charity, and self-sacrifice — just as Jesus did. A profound invitation to let the Sacrament of Love unite and deepen our love for God and neighbor in this life, preparing us for eternal life.