HeyJaredSunday Homilies with the Redemptorists
Listen to the Redemptorists from the Church of St. Alphonsus (Novena Church) Singapore give inspiring homilies based on the Sunday Mass Scripture readings. 2023 - 2024 (Year B Readings)2024-2025 (Year C readings)2025-2026 (Year A readings)
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You are seen, You are called, You are Chosen (opens the original)
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In this heartfelt homily, Fr. Prabhu reflects on the dignity of being seen, called and chosen by God. Drawing from The Lion King, the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard, and the memory of Fr. Simon Pereira seven days after his passing, he reminds us that God never overlooks anyone. Whether we respond early or late, God's invitation remains open, and our worth is determined not by achievement, recognition or comparison, but by the One who knows and calls us by name. Being chosen also means be
Can we forgive 70x7 times even when we feel hurt? (opens the original)
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Upon reflecting on the human and natural reaction to being wronged, vengeance and retaliation, today’s readings bide us to extend ourselves in forgiveness. Perhaps we can try forgiving 70x 7 times, trying over and over again, or if not, looking at Jesus on the cross, in his final moments and asking for the grace to forgive. - Sunday Homily by Fr. Terence Wee, C.Ss.R. (13 September 2026)
Faith is about God, you, and me and not just God and me. (opens the original)
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In today's homily, Fr. Ino reminds us that faith is deeply personal, but "never meant to be private." A loving relationship with Jesus must lead us beyond ourselves towards others. Christ promises, "Where two or three are gathered in my name, I am in their midst," show us that faith is lived in community and not isolation. A privatized faith focuses only on personal comfort, prayer or salvation while overlooking one's neighbour. Yet every life is connected: "No faith is an Island." The commandme
Can We Deny ourselves and Follow Him? (opens the original)
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Fr. Simon reflects on today’s gospel where Jesus calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross and follow Him. We naturally avoid suffering, yet our crosses—illness, ageing, financial struggles or relationship difficulties—can become opportunities for deeper faith. Rather than only asking God to remove our burdens, we can ask for grace, strength and a changed mindset to embrace them faithfully. Following Christ requires a change in mindset: surrendering our own desires, trusting God’s purpose, a
Who Do you Say I am? Do we truly know who God is? (opens the original)
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In this homily, Fr. Sikstus reflects on three foundations of Christian life: servant leadership, trust in God and a personal relationship with Jesus. True leaders serve with love, humility and responsibility, carrying the needs of others. Faith, he reminds us, "doesn't mean that we will have answers to all our questions," but trusting God even when we do not understand. At the heart of the Gospel is Jesus' personal question: "Who do you say I am?" Fr. Sikstus invites us to move from knowing abou
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