Weekday reading category consists of all the readings of the weekday readings in the liturgical year
Coming Back to Say Thank You Catholic Homily for November 12, 2025 Memorial of Saint Josaphat, Bishop and MartyrLuke 17:11–19 Have you ever received an amazing gift or help from someone, felt grateful in the moment, but then got busy with life and never actually went back to say thank you? We’ve all been there. … Read more
Catholic Homily for November 11, 2025 Serving Without Expecting a Thank You Memorial of Saint Martin of Tours, BishopLuke 17:7–10 We all like thanks and recognition. It feels good when people notice our hard work and appreciate what we do. But Jesus teaches us something difficult: we should serve without expecting applause or rewards. Jesus … Read more
Catholic Homily for November 10, 2025 Small Faith, Big Results Memorial of Saint Leo the Great, Pope and Doctor of the ChurchLuke 17:1–6 In this short passage, Jesus addresses three of the most difficult challenges in Christian living: When the apostles hear these tough requirements, they respond honestly: “Lord, increase our faith!” They’re basically saying, “This is … Read more
Catholic Homily for November 9, 2025 God’s House: More Than Bricks and Mortar Feast of the Dedication of the Lateran BasilicaEzekiel 47:1–2, 8–9, 12 / 1 Corinthians 3:9c–11, 16–17 / John 2:13–22 Listen to this reflection here 👇👇👇 November 9, 2025 — Catholic Daily ReadingsYour browser does not support the audio element. Download Today the Catholic … Read more
Catholic Homily for November 8, 2025 Money Talks, But God Decides: Who’s Really Your Boss? Saturday of the Thirty-First Week in Ordinary TimeLuke 16:9–15 Jesus makes it crystal clear: “You cannot serve God and money.” It’s not that you can’t have money – it’s that you can’t serve both God and money as your master. You have … Read more
Catholic Homily for November 7, 2025 What a Crooked Manager Taught About Heaven Friday of the Thirty-First Week in Ordinary TimeLuke 16:1–8 Jesus tells one of His strangest parables about a manager who gets caught stealing from his boss. When he’s about to be fired, he quickly goes to all his master’s debtors and reduces … Read more
Catholic Homily for November 6, 2025 The God Who Never Gives Up Thursday of the Thirty-First Week in Ordinary TimeLuke 15:1–10 The Complaint That Started It All The religious leaders were angry at Jesus. They watched Him eating dinner with tax collectors, prostitutes, and other people they considered terrible sinners. They whispered to each other: … Read more
Catholic Homily for November 5, 2025 Following Jesus: Are You Ready for the Real Deal? Wednesday of the Thirty-First Week in Ordinary TimeLuke 14:25–33 When Jesus Stops the Crowd Picture this: Jesus is walking down the road with huge crowds following Him. Everyone’s excited, caught up in the energy of being part of something big. … Read more
Catholic Homily for November 4, 2025 The Great Banquet Nobody Came To: What’s Your Excuse? Memorial of Saint Charles Borromeo, BishopLuke 14:15–24 Imagine spending weeks planning the perfect dinner party. You buy the best food, hire the best cook, set the most beautiful table, and send out invitations to all your friends. The day arrives, … Read more
Catholic Homily for November 3, 2025 Who Are You Really Inviting? Monday of the Thirty-First Week in Ordinary TimeLuke 14:12–14 Think about the last time you planned a dinner party, a birthday celebration, or even just decided to grab coffee with someone. Who did you invite? If you’re honest, you probably invited people who could … Read more