Sunday and Daily Mass Homilies by Fr. Aristotle

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Hi, I’m Fr. Aristotle Quan, a priest at St. Edward’s the Confessor Church in Dana Point, California. I’m here to share homilies that inspire and bring peace to your day. Whether you’re part of our parish or just visiting, I hope these messages help you feel closer to God’s love. Feel free to listen, reflect, and share. My prayer is that these homilies uplift you and remind you of God’s presence in your life.

Episodes

Tuesday Nov 05, 2024

Tuesday mass 11.05.24
In this homily, I explore the true meaning behind calling Jesus Christ our King. I address common misconceptions and emphasize the importance of surrendering to Jesus amidst life's trials and tribulations. By reflecting on St. Paul's letters and Jesus' humility, I offer a message of hope and resilience, urging us to adopt a posture of surrender and trust in Jesus as our ultimate guide and protector.

Sunday Nov 03, 2024

31st Sunday Ordinary Time. 11.03.24
In this homily, I share how parents' love for their kids can reflect how we should love God. I explore the challenges of truly loving God with all our heart, soul, and mind, and examine the importance of extending that love to our neighbors, even those we struggle to like.

Friday Nov 01, 2024

All Saints Day mass 11.01.24
In this homily, I share a story of praying for a stranger in an unlikely place, showing us the power of God's call. We reflect on the lives of saints, their struggles, and how they inspire our faith. Join me as we explore the Beatitudes and celebrate our faith and saints.

Wednesday Oct 30, 2024

wednesday mass 10.30.24
In this homily, I reflect on a powerful image depicting our relationship with God using the metaphor of a child and her teddy bear. I discuss how we often cling to our own desires and plans, not realizing that God has something far greater in store for us. By trusting in Him and being willing to embrace discomfort, we can truly experience the fullness of His blessings.

Monday Oct 28, 2024

monday mass 10.28.24
In this homily, I reflect on Saint Augustine's 'The City of God' and its relevance today. I discuss the duality of living in the city of the world versus the city of God, drawing inspiration from the apostles, especially St. Jude and St. Simon, and their sacrifices. 

Sunday Oct 27, 2024

30th Sunday in Ordinary time. 10.27.24.
 
In this homily I discuss our universal need for Jesus, sharing my struggles with imposter syndrome and a heartfelt story of guiding a couple in need. Reflecting on Bartimaeus' transformative faith, I show how embracing Jesus' love and guidance can heal our spiritual blindness.

Friday Oct 25, 2024

Friday school mass. 10.25.24.
In this homily, I share my personal journey of realizing that God's love extends beyond Jesus to the Father. I talk about the importance of our identity as sons and daughters of God and how our earthly relationships with our parents can affect our relationship with God the Father. Join me as I recount how I came to understand and heal this relationship through prayer and reflection.

Uniquely Witnessing Faith

Wednesday Oct 23, 2024

Wednesday Oct 23, 2024

Wednesday mass 10.23.24
In this homily, I reflect on the power of prayerful friends, the challenges of youth ministry, and the call to authentic relationships. Discover how we can spread Christ's light and joy through our everyday actions and embrace the fullness of the Catholic faith. Join me for an inspiring message based on St. Paul's teachings and real-life examples.

The Illusion of Control

Monday Oct 21, 2024

Monday Oct 21, 2024

Monday Mass 10.21.24
In this homily, I reflect on the illusion of control in our lives and how unexpected events like illness or tragedy disrupt it. I share a personal story about the importance of repairing relationships and forgiveness. I emphasize placing God at the center of our lives and using our time on earth wisely.

Sunday Oct 20, 2024

10.20.24: Sunday Twenty-Ninth Sunday: 
 
In this homily, I reflect on Mother Teresa’s life and what true happiness means, even in difficult times. I share her story of faith, including her mission in Beirut and her 40 years of spiritual dryness. I also explore the gospel where James and John seek glory, and how Jesus teaches us to embrace suffering and follow His example of service. This homily invites you to rethink where true happiness really comes from.

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