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28th Sunday in Ordinary Time | Truth That Transforms

Reflecting on Naaman’s cleansing and Jesus’ healing of the ten lepers, this homily contrasts merely seeing facts with embracing the truth behind them—the latter can be transformative. That is why one grateful leper was saved—not just healed of his disease. In the same way, in the second reading Paul’s call to hold fast to truth leads to life, and turning away from truth leads nowhere.

4 Oct • St. Francis: Dying to the World for Christ

In this reflection for the Feast of St. Francis, Father Scott Steinkerchner explores the meaning of "being crucified to the world" from Galatians. He discusses how St. Francis's stigmata represent a detachment from worldly desires and a commitment to Jesus's values. He challenges viewers to consider how embracing these values might make them counter-cultural, yet faithful to God's calling.