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Deacon Mike Beauvais reflects on the request of the sons of Zebedee to sit beside Jesus in glory, illustrating their misunderstanding of true glory as tied to sacrifice. He recounts the martyrdom of the Apostles, emphasizing that each suffered for their faith, showing us that discipleship requires embracing our own crosses. Citing Venerable Fulton Sheen, he reminds us that we truly become like Christ through suffering and sacrificial love. This homily inspires us to recognize that by offering our lives to God, we participate in His will, urging us to live out our faith boldly in a world that needs Christ’s love.

In this reflective homily, Deacon Robin Waters draws on his experience as a shepherd to explore the relationship between Jesus and His followers. He highlights how, like sheep, we often fail to hear our Shepherd's voice amid life’s distractions—whether due to the allure of comfort or the noise of the world. Waters encourages us to examine whose voice we truly follow, urging us to recognize the dangers of succumbing to worldly temptations. He emphasizes that through humility and prayer, especially in Adoration, we can sharpen our spiritual hearing and align ourselves with the Fruits of the Spirit. Discover more about this profound journey of faith and discernment in the full blog post.

In his homily, Deacon Robin Waters reflects on Jesus’ words to Martha, highlighting our common struggles with anxiety. He emphasizes the importance of prioritizing our relationship with Jesus above our busyness. Just as Mary chose to sit at Jesus' feet, we are called to spend quiet time with Him, listening for guidance amid life’s distractions. Deacon Waters urges us to make Jesus the central focus of our lives. By doing so, we can alleviate our worries and find peace in His presence.

Deacon Robin Waters shares his transformative journey following the loss of his son, Justin. Anchored by Psalm 33:22, he reveals how surrendering to God’s mercy became essential for healing amid profound grief. Waters highlights the choice between embracing divine love or succumbing to despair, emphasizing that true healing comes from letting God work in our hearts. He reflects on the profound command to "love one another" and challenges us to examine our own capacity for love through humility and surrender.