HeyJaredFr. Cappy’s Corner
A collection of talks, homilies, sermons, and lessons by Father Allain B. Caparas
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Stop Looking Sideways: Trusting God’s Goodness (opens the original)
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Ever wished you’d ordered what someone else was having? A dinner with my godchildren offers a lesson about comparison, gratitude, and trusting God. Reflecting on the workers in the vineyard, we explore how to recognize the blessings before us—and help others come to know the goodness of Jesus.
What Are You Holding On To? (opens the original)
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Forgiveness doesn’t mean pretending the hurt never happened. Drawing on Sunday’s readings, personal struggles, and memories of September 11, Father Caparas reflects on surrendering anger to Christ—and allowing his mercy to turn our pain into compassion and service.
When Love Tells the Truth (opens the original)
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Fraternal correction is not about proving someone wrong or winning an argument. It is about loving someone enough to speak honestly—and being humble enough to listen when the truth is spoken to us. Father Caparas reflects on how we can guide and correct one another with prayer, compassion, discretion, and a genuine desire to lead each other closer to Christ.
Who Holds the Keys? (opens the original)
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Jesus asks each of us, “Who do you say that I am?” This homily explores why Christ entrusted Peter with the keys of the kingdom, how the Church safeguards divine revelation, and why true discipleship means allowing Jesus—not politics, culture, or personal opinion—to shape what we believe.
Is Jesus Christ Changing Me? (opens the original)
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There is a difference between being Catholic by identity and becoming an intentional disciple of Jesus Christ. This Sunday’s readings challenge us to ask whether our faith is actually transforming the way we speak, forgive, treat others, and live. The prayer of the Canaanite woman gives us a place to begin: “Lord, help me.” Jesus doesn’t simply want us to identify as Catholic—He wants our hearts, and He wants to make us more like Him.
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