<![CDATA[Archbishop Weisenburger’s Sunday Homily Reflections]]>748b913f-31fa-590a-9ec4-6099570964e5Sat, 19 Sep 2026 06:00:19 +0000Captivate.fmArchdiocese of Detroithttps://artwork.captivate.fm/8b3dd0f7-820e-4aa1-9325-254a8d1f0692/250818-EJW-HOMILIES-CVR-01.jpgArchbishop Weisenburger’s Sunday Homily ReflectionsArchdiocese of DetroitArchdiocese of DetroitWeekly homily reflections from the Archbishop of Detroit, Edward J. Weisenburger.https://archbishop-weisenburger.captivate.fmfalseepisodicnopodcastMore Than We Deserve | 9/20/26More Than We Deserve | 9/20/26In his homily for September 20, 2026, the 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Archbishop Weisenburger reflects on the Gospel parable of the workers in the vineyard.

The landowner spends the day inviting laborers into his vineyard, paying them all the same wage when they're finished. In him, we see a God who does not wait for us to find Him. He seeks us out and welcomes us into relationship with Him, no matter how late we arrive.

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The landowner spends the day inviting laborers into his vineyard, paying them all the same wage when they're finished. In him, we see a God who does not wait for us to find Him. He seeks us out and welcomes us into relationship with Him, no matter how late we arrive.

]]>2d7ca92f-d778-417e-bb04-8395442ffc3eFri, 18 Sep 2026 12:00:00 -040007:49falsefull5757Forgiving As God Forgives | 9/13/26Forgiving As God Forgives | 9/13/26In this homily reflection for Sept. 13, 2026, the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Archbishop Weisenburger recalls the moment that St. John Paul II called his would-be assassin “a brother whom I have pardoned.” It was an extraordinary act of mercy that powerfully reflects this week's Gospel on forgiveness. May we always follow that same path of mercy over resentment and forgiveness over revenge.

]]>In this homily reflection for Sept. 13, 2026, the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Archbishop Weisenburger recalls the moment that St. John Paul II called his would-be assassin “a brother whom I have pardoned.” It was an extraordinary act of mercy that powerfully reflects this week's Gospel on forgiveness. May we always follow that same path of mercy over resentment and forgiveness over revenge.

]]>20cd2f3f-d0ca-4c38-b9ba-666ae8cae01fSat, 12 Sep 2026 01:40:00 -040007:08falsefull5656Christian Conflict Resolution | 9/6/26Christian Conflict Resolution | 9/6/26When someone hurts us, we can respond in the way of the world or act according to the Gospel. In this homily reflection for September 6, 2026, the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Archbishop Weisenburger shares Jesus' call for us to resist the kind of anger that seeks revenge, in favor of a love that seeks conversion, reconciliation, and growth in holiness for both parties.

]]>When someone hurts us, we can respond in the way of the world or act according to the Gospel. In this homily reflection for September 6, 2026, the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Archbishop Weisenburger shares Jesus' call for us to resist the kind of anger that seeks revenge, in favor of a love that seeks conversion, reconciliation, and growth in holiness for both parties.

]]>ce588f31-0385-413c-aea0-50e7637ff916Fri, 04 Sep 2026 17:45:00 -040007:32falsefull5555The Suffering Messiah | 8/30/26The Suffering Messiah | 8/30/26The Gospel for August 30, 2026, the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, reminds us that being a disciple means “falling in line” behind Jesus and following Him through both the joys and sacrifices of life. May we trust Him enough to follow wherever He leads.

]]>The Gospel for August 30, 2026, the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, reminds us that being a disciple means “falling in line” behind Jesus and following Him through both the joys and sacrifices of life. May we trust Him enough to follow wherever He leads.

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