Heart of the Homily
Our Podcast revisits Sunday’s Gospel and homily by Fr Vigoa, digging deeper into it’s message and how we can take it from the pew into the rest of our week. Also enjoy Fr. Vigoa's daily homilies here that will call you deeper into discipleship with Christ and mission.
We hope “heart of the homily” podcast and homilies transforms how you pray, think, live and love this week.
Heart of the Homily
Latest Episodes
Homily | July 23, 2026 | Why Sin Still Leaves Us Thirsty And What Actually Satisfies | (Episode 206)
We reflect on a God who remembers our first love with tenderness, even when our devotion grows cold. We name the “broken cisterns” we chase for satisfaction and ask what it looks like to return to Jesus as the only living water that never runs ...
Homily | July 22, 2026 | Mary Magdalene And The Voice That Changes Everything | (Episode 205)
We celebrate the Feast of Saint Mary Magdalene by sitting with the moment Jesus speaks one word that turns her grief into recognition and joy. We follow her story from bondage to fearless discipleship and hear why her witness still teaches us h...
Homily | July 21, 2026 | Mary’s Unbroken Yes To God | (Episode 204)
We unpack why Jesus’ “Who is my mother?” is not a slight against Mary but a revelation of her greatness. We connect Mary’s lifelong yes to God’s will with baptism, Micah’s vision of mercy, and the daily choice to belong to Christ’s family. ...
Homily | July 20, 2026 | Stop Asking For Signs And Start Living Faithfully | (Episode 203)
We ask what God really wants from us, then discover the answer is simpler and harder than a religious checklist. We connect Micah’s call to ordinary faithfulness with Jesus’ response to people who keep demanding signs instead of opening their h...
Homily | July 19, 2026 | God’s Patience And The Problem Of Evil | (Episode 202)
We name the question every believer eventually asks: why God doesn’t stop evil right now, and we let Jesus answer it through the parable of the wheat and the weeds. We explore how God’s patience protects the wheat, leaves room for conversion, a...