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Welcome! Join The CatholicTV Network for the full Daily Catholic Mass celebration on this Wednesday of the Third Week of Lent as we seek to grow deeper in love with our Lord and our neighbor. In today’s insightful Homily, the celebrant explores the profound relationship between the Law of God and the person of Jesus Christ. He reminds us that the Law is not merely a rigid set of "dos and don'ts," but a divine instruction manual designed to lead us toward the "bullseye" of perfect, self-sacrificial love. Using the metaphor of archery, he reflects on how our failures to love help us "aim higher," conforming our lives to the Spirit of the Law revealed on the Cross. This Mass is a powerful invitation to move beyond legalism and to embrace a holistic faith where our duty to love others is the foundation of our moral life. The Scriptures highlight the wisdom of God’s statutes and the authority of Christ: -The First Reading (Deuteronomy 4:1, 5-9): Moses teaches the people the statutes and decrees commanded by the Lord, urging them to observe them carefully as evidence of their wisdom to the nations. He cautions the faithful not to let these things slip from their memory but to teach them to their children and grandchildren, recognizing how close the Lord is to those who call upon Him. -The Responsorial Psalm (Ps 147): A song of praise for God's Word: "Praise the Lord, Jerusalem". -The Holy Gospel (Matthew 5:17-19): Jesus declares to His disciples that He has not come to abolish the Law or the prophets, but to fulfill them. He emphasizes the eternal validity of even the smallest part of the Law, teaching that whoever obeys and teaches the commandments will be called greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven. May the heavenly banquet at which we are fed sanctify us and make us worthy of the promises from on high as we continue our Lenten journey. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 1:01 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 2:22 -First Reading: 2:56 -Responsorial Psalm: 4:27 -Gospel: 6:44 -Homily: 7:45 -Prayers Of The Faithful: 13:30 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 14:51 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 16:20 -The Lord's Prayer: 21:13 -Communion: 24:05 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 26:56 Theological & Liturgical Context -Season: Wednesday of the Third Week of Lent. -Gospel Focus: The Fulfillment of the Law; Jesus reveals that the ultimate purpose of the Law is found in His own person and His act of laying down His life, transforming external observance into internal communion. -Homily Key Message: We are called to "grow in love" during this Lent; the Law serves as a mirror and a guide, helping us practice virtue and aim for the "bullseye" of sacrificial love shown on the Cross. If today’s Mass helped you understand the Law of Love more deeply, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. Your support allows us to continue providing this great prayer that brings benefit to the whole world! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #CatholicMass #DailyMass #Lent2026 #GospelOfMatthew #Deuteronomy #LawOfGod #Fulfillment #DivineLove #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #CatholicTV
DAILY CATHOLIC MASS 3/11/26 | Fulfillment of the Law: Loving God and Neighbor with Your Whole Heart
Welcome! Join The CatholicTV Network for the full Daily Catholic Mass celebration on this Tuesday of the Third Week of Lent. In today’s reverent Homily, Father Brian Clary reflects on the boundless mercy of God and the radical call for us to forgive one another from the heart. Drawing from the humble prayer of Azariah in the fiery furnace and Jesus’ teaching on the Unforgiving Servant, Father Clary explores how we are called to move beyond legalistic limits of "seven times" to a life defined by perpetual mercy. We are encouraged to approach the Lord with a "contrite heart and humble spirit," trusting that His compassion is the source of our pardon and protection. This Mass is a powerful invitation to allow the "holy partaking" of the Eucharist to give us life and help us reflect the Father's mercy in our daily relationships. The Scriptures highlight the depth of Divine patience and the necessity of human reconciliation: -The First Reading (Daniel 3:25, 34-43): Azariah stands in the midst of the fire and prays, pleading with God not to take away His mercy for the sake of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel. He confesses that the people have become "lowlier than any other nation" because of their sins, and begs that their contrite hearts be accepted as a sacrifice pleasing to the Lord. -The Responsorial Psalm (Ps 25): A song of trust in God’s guidance: "Remember your mercies, O Lord". -The Holy Gospel (Matthew 18:21-35): Peter asks Jesus how often he must forgive a brother, suggesting seven times. Jesus replies, "not seven times but seventy-seven times," and tells the parable of a servant whose massive debt was forgiven by a king, only for that servant to refuse to forgive a small debt owed to him. Jesus warns that the Heavenly Father will treat us the same way if we do not "forgive your brother from your heart". May the holy partaking of this mystery grant us both the pardon we seek and the protection we need on our Lenten journey. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 1:03 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 2:38 -First Reading: 3:13 -Responsorial Psalm: 5:06 -Gospel: 7:35 -Homily: 10:13 -Prayers Of The Faithful: 15:40 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 16:44 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 18:32 -The Lord's Prayer: 22:38 -Communion: 24:31 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 26:49 Theological & Liturgical Context -Season: Tuesday of the Third Week of Lent. -Gospel Focus: The Boundless Nature of Forgiveness; Jesus teaches that because we have been forgiven an infinite debt by God, we have no grounds to withhold forgiveness from others, making mercy the hallmark of the Christian life. -Homily Key Message: We are called to follow the Lord with our "whole heart" and fear Him, seeking His face so that we might not be put to shame but instead find the "abundance of your mercy". If today's Mass helped you open your heart to forgiveness, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. Your support and donations help us continue this great prayer for our global parish of the airwaves! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #CatholicMass #DailyMass #Lent2026 #GospelOfMatthew #UnforgivingServant #Forgiveness #ProphetDaniel #DivineMercy #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #CatholicTV #FatherBrianClary
DAILY CATHOLIC MASS 3/10/26 | The Grace of Forgiveness: Seventy Times Seven and the Merciful King
Forty. This is not only the number of days in Lent — it is the key to understanding this penitential season. In the Bible, the number 40 appears whenever a great change is taking place. Noah endured 40 days of flood rains before a new creation emerged. Moses fasted 40 days on Mount Sinai and received God’s Law. Israel spent 40 years in the wilderness to purify their hearts. Elijah walked 40 days to Mount Horeb and encountered God in silence. And of course, Jesus fasted 40 days in the desert before beginning his ministry. Needless to say, 40 is an important number. And today, the Church spends 40 days in prayer, fasting, and almsgiving as a remedy for our souls. If all of these monumental changes were marked by a period of 40 days, imagine how much Christ could change our hearts this Lent.
The Number 40 Explains the Power of Lent
Welcome! Join The CatholicTV Network for the full Daily Catholic Mass celebration on this Monday of the Third Week of Lent. In today’s reverent Homily, the celebrant reflects on the "unfailing compassion" of the Lord and the necessity of God's grace for the Church to stand secure. Drawing from the miraculous healing of Naaman the Syrian, we explore how God often works through simple means and unexpected messengers to bring about restoration. We are reminded that while a prophet may find no welcome in his native place, the "victory of Jesus over death" is a gift offered to all who approach Him with a sincere heart. This Mass is a powerful invitation to allow God’s grace to govern our lives, providing us with the "instruction and solace" needed to reach the good things to come. The Scriptures highlight the universality of God's mercy and the challenge of faith: -The First Reading (2 Kings 5:1-15ab): Naaman, a highly esteemed army commander afflicted with leprosy, travels to Israel seeking a cure. Though initially indignant at the prophet Elisha's simple command to wash seven times in the Jordan, Naaman obeys and his flesh becomes again like the flesh of a little child. He returns to the man of God, declaring, "Now I know that there is no God in all the earth, except in Israel". -The Responsorial Psalm (Ps 42): A thirsty soul’s cry: "Athirst is my soul for the living God". -The Holy Gospel (Luke 4:24-30): Jesus speaks in the synagogue at Nazareth, declaring that "no prophet is accepted in his own native place". He points to the widows of Zarephath and Naaman the Syrian as examples of outsiders who received God’s favor. Filled with fury, the people attempt to hurl Him off a hill, but He passes through their midst and goes on His way. May this communion bring us purification and the unity that is God’s unique gift to His people. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 1:00 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 2:03 -First Reading: 2:34 -Responsorial Psalm: 6:14 -Gospel: 8:41 -Homily: 9:57 -Prayers Of The Faithful: 13:58 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 15:05 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 16:33 -The Lord's Prayer: 22:08 -Communion: 24:27 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 26:09 Theological & Liturgical Context -Season: Monday of the Third Week of Lent. -Gospel Focus: The universality of salvation; Jesus challenges the provincialism of His neighbors, revealing that God’s saving power is not restricted by national borders but is poured out on all who respond in faith. -Homily Key Message: We rely on "God’s right hand" to protect us as we make entreaty to Him; Lent is a time for the Church to be graciously purified and instructed so she may reach the "good things to come". If today's Mass helped you thirst more for the living God, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. Your support and donations help us continue to proclaim the victory of Jesus to the whole world! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #CatholicMass #DailyMass #Lent2026 #GospelOfLuke #2Kings #NaamanTheSyrian #ProphetElisha #GraceAndMercy #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #CatholicTV
DAILY CATHOLIC MASS 3/9/26 | Naaman’s Journey and the Rejection at Nazareth
El Padre Martín Mroz, FDP, como celebrante y homilista, el Padre Ángel Álvarez, FDP, como concelebrante, y el diácono Franklin Mejía, asistiendo, celebra la santa misa del 8 de marzo de 2026. Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #CatholicMass #DailyMass #CatholicMassToday #CatholicMassOnline #VirtualMass #CatholicTV #BishopReed
La Santa Misa | Tercero Domingo de Cuaresma
Happy Sunday! Join The CatholicTV Network for the solemn celebration of the Third Sunday of Lent, as we reflect on the laws of the Covenant and the authority of our Savior. In today’s reverent Homily, Father Ixon Chateau explores the healing power of Christ and His call to repentance. Reflecting on the holy mystery of the Eucharist, Father Chateau reminds us that Jesus is the one who heals our wounds and nourishes us with His very Body and Blood. We are encouraged to open our hearts and minds to this divine encounter, seeking the benefit of life that comes from a sincere turning back to God. This Mass is a beautiful invitation to experience the "pledge of thanks hidden in heaven" while we continue our Lenten journey of faith. May these sacred mysteries increase our devotion and lead us to serve the Lord with our whole lives. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 1:24 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 2:16 -First Reading: 3:00 -Responsorial Psalm: 4:07 -Second Reading: 5:49 -Gospel: 7:36 -Homily: 12:16 -Nicene Creed: 13:14 -Prayers of the Faithful: 14:31 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 15:46 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 17:07 -The Lord's Prayer: 22:41 -Communion: 24:34 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 26:41 Theological & Liturgical Context -Season: Third Sunday of Lent (Year A/Cycle II). -Gospel Focus: The Cleansing of the Temple reveals Jesus as the new and definitive dwelling place of God’s presence; His zeal for the Father's house points toward His ultimate sacrifice on the Cross. -Homily Key Message: We are called to "repentance," recognizing that Jesus is the Divine Physician who heals our wounds and offers us the "benefit of life" through His presence among us. If today's Mass helped you find the strength to follow God's law with love, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. Your support and donations for our Grand Annual Appeal allow us to continue sharing this "great prayer" with the whole world! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #ThirdSundayOfLent #CatholicMass #Lent2026 #GospelOfJohn #TenCommandments #CleansingOfTheTemple #ChristCrucified #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #FatherIxonChateau #CatholicTV
MASS FOR THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT 3/8/26 | Living the Covenant and God's Power
Join us in the CatholicTV Chapel for live Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #adoration #liveadorationoftheblessedsacrament #CatholicTV
Live Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament From the CatholicTV Chapel 3/6/26
Welcome! Join The CatholicTV Network for the full Daily Catholic Mass celebration on this Saturday of the Second Week of Lent. In today’s stirring Homily, the celebrant explores the "tender love and mercy" God has for every one of us. Drawing from the profound Parable of the Prodigal Son, he reflects on how God does not "persist in anger" but delights in clemency, casting our sins into the depths of the sea. We are reminded that no matter how far we may wander, the Father is always watching the horizon, ready to welcome us back with a "glorious healing remedy". This Mass is a powerful invitation to move beyond our past mistakes and become "partakers of the things of heaven," trusting that God’s grace is greater than any "burden" we carry. The Scriptures highlight the unyielding faithfulness and extravagant forgiveness of our God: -The First Reading (Micah 7:14-15, 18-20): The prophet Micah petitions the Lord to shepherd His people with His staff, recalling the wonders of the Exodus. He proclaims the unique nature of our God: "Who is there like you, the God who removes guilt and pardons sin?". -The Responsorial Psalm (Ps 103): A song of Divine compassion: "The Lord is kind and merciful". -The Holy Gospel (Luke 15:1-3, 11-32): Jesus tells the parable of a father and his two sons. When the younger son returns home after squandering his inheritance, the father runs to meet him, filled with compassion. Despite the resentment of the elder brother, the father insists on celebrating, declaring: "My son, you are here with me always; everything I have is yours. But now we must celebrate and rejoice, because your brother was dead and has come to life again; he was lost and has been found". May these Divine Sacraments fill the inner depths of our hearts and make us true partakers of God’s grace. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 1:06 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 2:06 -First Reading: 2:47 -Responsorial Psalm: 3:54 -Gospel: 6:22 -Homily: 10:54 -Prayers Of The Faithful: 14:50 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 16:26 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 17:44 -The Lord's Prayer: 22:54 -Communion: 25:07 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 26:45 Theological & Liturgical Context -Season: Saturday of the Second Week of Lent. -Gospel Focus: The Heart of the Father; Jesus reveals that God’s joy is found in the restoration of the lost, teaching us that true repentance is met with a celebration that transcends our human concepts of fairness. -Homily Key Message: We are called to "ask what is pleasing to you," allowing the mercy of God to open our hearts to praise Him and serve one another with the same love we have received. If today's Mass brought you the peace of God's forgiveness, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. Your support and donations help us continue this vital ministry for all who are lost and searching! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #CatholicMass #DailyMass #Lent2026 #GospelOfLuke #ProphetMicah #ProdigalSon #DivineMercy #Forgiveness #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #CatholicTV
DAILY CATHOLIC MASS 3/7/26 | The Prodigal Love of God: Mercy, Restoration, and the Father’s Heart
Welcome! Join The CatholicTV Network for the full Daily Catholic Mass celebration on this Friday of the Second Week of Lent. In today’s reverent Homily, Father Richard Clancy reflects on the "sacred practice of penance" and the journey toward the holy things to come. Drawing from the story of Joseph and the Parable of the Wicked Tenants, Father Clancy explores the destructive power of jealousy and the wondrous way God brings redemption out of rejection. We are encouraged to set our course toward the "pledge of eternal salvation," trusting that the stone rejected by the builders has become the cornerstone of our faith. This Mass is a powerful call to sincerity of heart as we prepare for the mystery of Christ's Passion and Resurrection. The Scriptures highlight the pattern of betrayal and the triumph of God’s plan: -The First Reading (Genesis 37:3-28): Israel loves Joseph best of all his sons, giving him a long tunic, which stirs the hatred and jealousy of his brothers. When they see him from a distance, they plot to kill the "master dreamer," but at Judah's suggestion, they instead sell him into slavery to Ishmaelite traders for twenty pieces of silver. -The Responsorial Psalm (Ps 105): A reminder of God's providence: "Remember the marvels the Lord has done". -The Holy Gospel (Matthew 21:33-46): Jesus tells the parable of a landowner who plants a vineyard and leases it to tenants. When he sends his son to collect the produce, the tenants kill him, thinking they will acquire his inheritance. Jesus asks the Pharisees what the owner will do to those tenants and then quotes the Scripture: "The stone that the builders rejected has become the cornerstone; by the Lord has this been done, and it is wonderful in our eyes". May the redemption promised grant us health of mind and body, and may we merit the defense of God's protection through our constancy in good deeds. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 1:01 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 1:50 -First Reading: 2:19 -Responsorial Psalm: 4:44 -Gospel: 7:02 -Homily: 9:07 -Prayers Of The Faithful: 14:32 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 15:52 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 17:13 -The Lord's Prayer: 22:18 -Communion: 24:56 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 27:05 Theological & Liturgical Context -Season: Friday of the Second Week of Lent. -Gospel Focus: The Cornerstone of Faith; Jesus identifies Himself as the Son in the parable, revealing that His rejection and death are the very means by which God establishes the new and eternal Kingdom. -Homily Key Message: We are called to "attain the redemption you promise" by setting our course well through penance, allowing God to transform the wickedness of human rejection into the wonderful victory of His grace. If today's Mass helped you find strength in the victory of Jesus, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. Your support allows us to continue bringing this "great prayer" to our global family of faith! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #CatholicMass #DailyMass #Lent2026 #GospelOfMatthew #StoryOfJoseph #Cornerstone #ParableOfTheTenants #DivineProvidence #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #CatholicTV #FatherRichardClancy
DAILY CATHOLIC MASS 3/6/26 | Beloved Son and Stone Rejected: Jealousy, Redemption, and the Vineyard
Welcome! Join The CatholicTV Network for the full Daily Catholic Mass celebration on this Thursday of the Second Week of Lent. In today’s reverent Homily, Father Bobby LeBlanc invites us to look deeply into the "fire of the Spirit" to find steadfastness in our faith. Drawing from the solemn exhortation of Moses and the radical call of Jesus, Father LeBlanc explores the fundamental choice set before every believer: the choice between life and death, blessing and curse. We are encouraged to "deny ourselves" and take up our cross daily, trusting that God’s grace is the essential support for our human weakness. This Mass serves as a powerful reminder that our path to holiness is found in "holding fast" to the Lord and seeking the eternal gifts that the Spirit alone can bestow. May this Sacrifice remain active in its effects, working ever more strongly within us to make us effective in works of charity. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 0:58 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 1:50 -First Reading: 2:20 -Responsorial Psalm: 3:35 -Gospel: 5:48 -Homily: 7:47 -Prayers Of The Faithful: 14:07 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 15:24 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 17:13 -The Lord's Prayer: 22:25 -Communion: 24:34 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 27:00 Theological & Liturgical Context -Season: Thursday of the Second Week of Lent. -Gospel Focus: The Theology of the Cross; Jesus teaches that authentic life is not found in the accumulation of worldly profit, but in the sacrificial surrender of one's own will to the mission of the Father. -Homily Key Message: We are called to be "steadfast in faith," recognizing that our Lenten journey is a time to purify our desires and direct our hearts toward the way everlasting. If today's Mass helped you choose Christ more fully, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. Your support allows us to continue bringing the "support and guidance" of the Gospel to those who implore God's grace! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #CatholicMass #DailyMass #Lent2026 #GospelOfLuke #Deuteronomy #WayOfTheCross #ChooseLife #Discipleship #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #CatholicTV #FatherBobbyLeBlanc
DAILY CATHOLIC MASS 3/5/26 | The Choice of Life: Following Christ and the Way of the Cross
Welcome! Join The CatholicTV Network for the full Daily Catholic Mass celebration on this Wednesday of the Second Week of Lent. In today’s stirring Homily, Father Bob Connors reflects on the Lenten challenge to look in the mirror and face our "true self"—the person God created for a specific purpose. Drawing from the trials of the Prophet Jeremiah and the ambition of the sons of Zebedee, Father Bob reminds us that discipleship is not about seeking places of honor, but about the courage to "own the danger" of following Christ. We are encouraged to move past our "myopic and selective" ways of responding to God, instead embracing a life of service that mirrors the Son of Man. This Mass is a powerful invitation to renew our commitment to being "better disciples" by giving our lives as a ransom for others. The Scriptures highlight the cost of the prophetic calling and the path to true leadership: -The First Reading (Jeremiah 18:18-20): The people of Judah plot against Jeremiah, seeking to destroy him "by his own tongue". Jeremiah pleads with God, asking if good should be repaid with evil and reminding the Lord that he stood before Him to speak on their behalf. -The Responsorial Psalm (Ps 31): A prayer of trust amidst opposition: "Save me, O Lord, in your kindness". -The Holy Gospel (Matthew 20:17-28): As Jesus goes up to Jerusalem, He foretells His Passion for the third time. In sharp contrast, the mother of James and John asks for her sons to sit at His right and left in the kingdom. Jesus uses this "helicopter mom" moment to teach that "whoever wishes to be great among you shall be your servant". May the pledge of immortality we receive today work for our eternal salvation and lead us graciously to the gifts of heaven. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 1:03 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 2:09 -First Reading: 2:39 -Responsorial Psalm: 3:29 -Gospel: 5:42 -Homily: 7:48 -Prayers Of The Faithful: 12:27 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 13:56 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 14:49 -The Lord's Prayer: 22:00 -Communion: 24:26 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 27:00 Theological & Liturgical Context -Season: Wednesday of the Second Week of Lent. -Gospel Focus: The Inversion of Power; Jesus redefines greatness not by authority or dominance, but by the "chalice" of suffering and the willingness to serve, establishing Himself as the ultimate ransom for humanity. -Homily Key Message: We are called to "outreach and care" for others, remembering that the Son of Man came to serve; our Lenten practices are an opportunity to align our false outward selves with the true self where Jesus resides. If today's Mass helped you find the courage to serve, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. Your support allows us to continue reaching out every single day with the light of the Gospel! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #CatholicMass #DailyMass #Lent2026 #GospelOfMatthew #ProphetJeremiah #TrueGreatness #Discipleship #Service #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #CatholicTV #FatherBobConnors
DAILY CATHOLIC MASS 3/4/26 | The Call to Service: True Greatness and the Heart of Jeremiah
Welcome! Join The CatholicTV Network for the full Daily Catholic Mass celebration on this Tuesday of the Second Week of Lent as we honor the Memorial of St. Katharine Drexel. In today’s profound Homily, Father Eric Cadin reflects on the Lenten call to interior communion. Drawing from Jesus’ critique of the scribes and Pharisees, Father Eric reminds us that God desires a faithfulness that encompasses both mind and heart, where our words and actions are unified in Him. We are encouraged to offer the "sacrifice of praise"—a spirit of thanksgiving that recognizes who God is and who we are in relation to Him. This Mass invites us to surrender our lives in service to others, conforming ourselves to the one Master, the Christ, who exalts those who humble themselves. The Scriptures highlight the necessity of active justice and the virtue of humility: -The First Reading (Isaiah 1:10-20): The Lord issues a stern command to "wash yourselves clean" and "cease doing evil". He emphasizes that religious ritual is secondary to moral action: "Make justice your aim: redress the wronged, hear the orphan’s plea, defend the widow". God offers the beautiful promise that though sins be like scarlet, they may become "white as snow" through obedience and conversion. -The Responsorial Psalm (Ps 50): A declaration of divine priority: "To the upright I will show the saving power of God". -The Holy Gospel (Matthew 23:1-12): Jesus warns His disciples against the example of the religious leaders who "preach but do not practice". He instructs the faithful to eschew titles of honor and worldly recognition, declaring that "the greatest among you must be your servant". May the refreshment of this sacred table bring us an increase in devoutness and the constant help of God’s work of conciliation. Mass Chapters for Navigation -Introductory Rites / Penitential Act: 1:00 -Collect (Opening Prayer): 2:23 -First Reading: 3:15 -Responsorial Psalm: 4:25 -Gospel: 6:52 -Homily: 8:35 -Prayers Of The Faithful: 13:01 -Liturgy of the Eucharist Begins: 14:37 -Eucharistic Prayer / Consecration: 15:48 -The Lord's Prayer: 22:41 -Communion: 25:19 -Concluding Rites / Final Blessing: 26:52 Theological & Liturgical Context -Feast Day: Memorial of St. Katharine Drexel, Virgin, who worked for justice among the Native American and African American peoples. -Gospel Focus: The Communion of Life; Jesus calls us to a holistic faith where words and actions are in communion with each other and with God, warning that exalting oneself leads to being humbled. -Homily Key Message: We are called to "relieve the weariness of our souls" by offering God a contrite heart and resolving to pour out our lives for others, just as Christ did on the Cross. If today’s Mass helped you reflect on your Lenten journey, please Like this video and Subscribe to The CatholicTV Network. Your support and donations allow us to continue sharing the victory of Jesus over death with millions! Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss a daily Mass: http://bit.ly/31Ceiuu Join this channel to get access to perks like custom CatholicTV emojis: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCORAZZmab8apqy2TMHZlZVQ/join Donate to CatholicTV and join us in our mission: https://www.catholictv.org/donate CatholicTV website: http://bit.ly/2KlLFuX Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2LWw1tm Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/31eG1lf Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/339rEAf #CatholicMass #DailyMass #Lent2026 #GospelOfMatthew #ProphetIsaiah #StKatharineDrexel #Humility #SocialJustice #Catholic #Theology #VirtualMass #CatholicTV #FatherEricCadin
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