This homily reflects on a moving story of a father who never stops searching for his son, reminding us that God is a faithful Father who always keeps His promises. We are invited to deepen our personal relationship with Him, trust His presence in every struggle, and live with confidence, knowing He never abandons His children.

This homily reflects on trusting God through seasons of waiting and sacrifice. Like Simeon and the Blessed Mother, we are invited to remain faithful to God’s promises, even when life is difficult or uncertain. True consolation is found not in the world, but in Jesus Christ, who strengthens us, leads us, and remains with us in every trial. As we receive Him, we are called to place our lives and struggles in His hands and magnify His name with trust and hope.

This homily reminds us that Christmas is not only a celebration of Christ’s birth, but an invitation to let Him enter the wounded and fragile places of our lives, especially within our families. Healing is essential to salvation, and Jesus comes to carry our weaknesses, fears, and the hidden wounds of the heart. We are called to pray, to trust, and to turn our confidence to the One who truly loves us, resisting the voice that accuses and isolates. Through faithful prayer—especially the Our Father—Christ heals hearts, restores families, and strengthens the family of God to live in love, forgiveness, and peace.