Daily Scripture, June 23, 2026
The “narrow gate” is love and compassion and forgiveness, justice and peace. May we always seek guidance and help and grace to find and enter through the “narrow” gate.
Fr. Phil Paxton, CP
Fr. Phil Paxton, CP, is the Pastor of Holy Family Parish in Birmingham, and St. Mary’s Parish in Fairfield, Alabama. He is the Local Superior of the Passionist Community in Birmingham, Alabama.
El P. Phil Paxton, C.P., es párroco de Holy Family en Birmingham y de St. Mary’s en Fairfield, Alabama. También es Superior Local de la Comunidad Pasionista en Birmingham.
Sunday Homily, June 21, 2026
May God grant us the grace and the courage to proclaim God’s love to all the world.
Sunday Homily, June 14, 2026
The need is great; “the harvest is abundant,” but the love of God is limitless, and we are called to share the love and hope we have in Jesus Christ with this troubled world.
Escritura Diaria, 12 de Junio de 2026
El Sagrado Corazón de Jesús está lleno de amor por nosotros. Que su amor llene nuestros corazones y fluya al mundo.
Daily Scripture, June 12, 2026
Jesus’ Sacred Heart is full of love for us. May His love fill our hearts and overflow into the world.
Sunday Homily, June 7, 2026
“I am the living bread that came down from heaven; whoever eats this bread will live forever, and the bread that I will give is my flesh for the life of the world.”
Sunday Homily, May 31, 2026
This Sunday is Trinity Sunday, when we call attention to our belief that God is Three Persons in One God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Sunday Homily, May 24, 2026
All of our Scripture readings speak of the power of the Holy Spirit. Reflecting on the Holy Spirit has much to tell us about how we are called to be disciples today.
Escritura Diaria, 23 de Mayo de 2026
Que no nos preocupemos por la relación de los demás con Dios ni por las bendiciones que hayan podido recibir. En cambio, preocupémonos por seguir a Jesús, para que la Buena Nueva continúe siendo proclamada.
Daily Scripture, May 23, 2026
May we not be concerned about others’ relationship with God or the blessings they may have received. Instead, may we be concerned with following Jesus, so that the Good News continue to be proclaimed.