Homilies about trinity
St. Vincent de Paul
Andover, Kansas
Why Jesus is Our Perfect Judge: Understanding the Trinity and Our Humanity
St. Vincent de Paul · Andover, Kansas · Mar 18, 2026
Daily MassThe homily explores the unity and distinct actions of the Holy Trinity, particularly how Jesus, as the Son of Man, fulfills the Father's Old Testament promises of restoration and freedom. It emphasizes that Jesus is our judge because, having taken on humanity, he understands our frailties and temptations, making him a compassionate and relatable arbiter.
World Apostolate of Fatima Blue Army Shrine
Asbury, New Jersey
Why God Revealed Himself as the Trinity: A Lenten Reflection on Love
World Apostolate of Fatima Blue Army Shrine · Asbury, New Jersey · Mar 18, 2026
Daily MassThe homily explores the tension leading to Jesus' crucifixion, particularly his claims of divinity, and how the early Church grappled with the mystery of the Trinity. It emphasizes that God's revelation of himself as one God in three persons is meant to help us understand our call to love God and one another, reflecting the communion of love within the Trinity and offering a foretaste of eternal life.
St. Leo the Great
Lafayette, Louisiana
Understanding God's Love Through Christ: A Reflection on the Trinity
St. Leo the Great · Lafayette, Louisiana · Mar 18, 2026
Daily MassThe homily reflects on Jesus's deep and divine relationship with the Father, emphasizing that while it's difficult for humans to fully grasp, Jesus perfectly images and expresses the Father's love for us. The speaker suggests that to better understand God the Father's love, we should reflect on the love of Christ, as everything Jesus does is in perfect union with the Father.
St. Pius X
Loudonville, New York
Proving God's Love Through Our Actions
St. Pius X · Loudonville, New York · 4 days ago
Daily MassThe priest explores the deep relationship between Jesus and the Father in John 10, noting that Jesus proved His divinity through His 'good works' rather than just words. He encourages the faithful to reflect God's mercy and compassion to the world through their own good works, acting as true sons and daughters of God.
St. Stanislaus Kostka (Transfiguration-St. Stanislaus Kostka Parish)
Maspeth, New York
Understanding the Trinity: God's Loving Family and Our Call to Community
St. Stanislaus Kostka (Transfiguration-St. Stanislaus Kostka Parish) · Maspeth, New York · Mar 18, 2026
Daily MassThe homily emphasizes that God is infinitely above human comprehension, yet reveals himself in human terms, particularly through the doctrine of the Trinity. It explains that the three divine persons always act together and that humanity, made in God's image, is called to form loving communities, reflecting the Trinitarian family. The priest also highlights Jesus' assertion of his own divinity by calling God his Father, which the Pharisees recognized as a claim to divine authority.
All Saints
Knoxville, Tennessee
Understanding Jesus' Divine Sonship and Our Path to Divine Life
All Saints · Knoxville, Tennessee · Mar 18, 2026
Daily MassThe homily emphasizes Jesus' divine sonship and the Trinitarian nature of God, cautioning against a subtle form of Arianism that might diminish Jesus' divinity. It highlights that Jesus' humanity serves as a bridge for our own humanity to ascend into divine life, which is the core of the Gospel and the basis of our salvation.
St. Mary
Dover, New Jersey
How to Participate in God's Divine Love
St. Mary · Dover, New Jersey · Mar 18, 2026
Daily MassThe homily emphasizes God's profound love for humanity, mirrored in the exchange of love between the Father and the Son, which brings forth the Holy Spirit. It calls believers to participate in this divine love by believing in God's love for them and becoming instruments of love for others, trusting in the transformative power of Jesus' words.