Fr. Aristotle Quan

Sunday and Daily Mass Homilies by Fr. Aristotle

Religion EN ↓ 156 episoder

Hi, I’m Fr. Aristotle Quan, and I am a priest at St. Edward’s the Confessor Church in Dana Point California. I’m here to share messages to help you connect with God. These homilies are meant to inspire and bring peace to your day. Whether you’re from my parish or just visiting, I hope these words bring you closer to God’s love. Feel free to listen and share. My prayer is that these homilies uplift you and help you feel God’s presence in your life.https://revaristotle.com

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1/06/26: Five Loaves, Two Fish… and Your Yes 06.01.2026 2:58

Tuesday Mass. 1.06.26. This homily reflects on the feeling many of us have in ministry or daily life — that we are unworthy or that what we offer isn’t enough. Drawing from the miracle of the five loaves and two fish, it reminds us that God does not ask for perfection or success, but for faithfulness and our small “yes.” When we offer what we have, even if it seems little, God is the one who multi...

1/05/26: Carrying Christmas Forward with a Missionary Heart 05.01.2026 5:09

Monday Mass. 1.05.26. This homily reflects on the missionary heart of St. John Neumann and what it means to carry the spirit of Christmas into our everyday lives.

1/04/26: Faith Like the Magi: Seeking, Worshiping, and Surrendering 04.01.2026 13:27

Sunday Mass. Feast of the Epiphany. 1.04.26. In this homily, I reflect on the Feast of the Magi and what the gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh reveal about who Jesus truly is — our King, our God, and the One who would lay down His life for us. I share how their example invites us to seek Christ, worship Him in every season, and offer our own lives to Him, even in times of suffering and uncert...

1.02.26: Stay With Christ: Faithful Witness in a World That Denies Him 03.01.2026 5:10

Friday Mass. 1.02.26. This homily reflects on the truth that Jesus is not just a good teacher or kind person — He is truly God and Lord. Even in a world that continues to question or deny His divinity, we are called to remain in Christ, stay rooted in the truth passed on from the early Church, and proclaim Jesus as Lord in both the joys and struggles of life. By remaining faithful, we witness to t...

12/30/25: God Is Not Tired of You: Grace, Perseverance, and Hope 31.12.2025 4:27

Tuesday Mass. 12.30.25. In this homily, I reflect on our common struggle of returning to confession with the same sins and feeling discouraged or ashamed. I share how pride can make us believe we must be perfect before going to God, when in truth, God is not tired of us — we are often simply tired of ourselves. Through the message of St. John and the witness of the prophetess Anna, we are reminded...

12/29/25: Living What We Celebrate at Christmas 29.12.2025 4:20

Monday Mass. 12.29.25. This homily reflects on what it really means that Jesus Christ has come into our world — not just as a celebration, but as a call to true transformation. I share how the octave of Christmas invites us to live what we profess, to let our faith change our hearts, our relationships, and the way we love others. If Christ became a gift for us, then our lives are meant to become a...