In today's homily, Fr. Daniel Klimek delivers a powerful reflection on God's disappointment with Israel and the pride of Judea; a message that speaks directly to our world today. While we may not worship pagan statues, many of us are tempted to place power, success, comfort, wealth, popularity, or personal desires above God, creating modern-day idols that slowly draw our hearts away from Him.

Dreams are as old as mankind itself, are biblical, and are part of everyone's life. But what do they mean? Does the Church actually have any teaching about this topic? Are dreams more psychological or can they be messages from God? Hear Fr. Chris Alar explain this important topic.

The Gospel of Luke is called the Gospel of Mercy, and today’s passage reveals why. When Jesus healed the bent woman on the Sabbath, He showed that mercy never rests. The Lord of the Sabbath Himself chose compassion over rigidity, revealing that the purpose of God’s law is not to bind, but to free.