The readings for this homily: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/022126.cfm Fr. Gabe  Cillo, MIC challenges us to examine the condition of our souls: “Who here wants to be healthy spiritually?” The Gospel reminds us that “those who are well need no physician, but those who are sick do” (Lc 5:31; NABRE). In this Lenten moment the priest points to the universal sickness caused by sin, emphasizing that our only cure is the grace of God initiated in Christ.

On this Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary, Fr. Matthew Tomeny reminds us that the Rosary is far more than a set of prayers — it is a spiritual weapon, a chain linking Heaven and earth. From the victory at Lepanto in 1571 to modern miracles of peace and protection, the Rosary has changed the course of history — and it still has the power to change our world and our hearts today.

The Blessed Virgin Mary’s visit to her cousin Elizabeth was a work of mercy and so much more! Fr. Chris Alar, MIC, discusses the many facets of this event and what it means for our faith. Then learn about the Gratia Plena Ministry and how they are helping teen girls to overcome the lies told them by the secular world.