Cathedral of Saint Michael Kalibo Sermons

Love God and to love our neighbor. We must recognize and receive the deep love that God has for each of us. We are called to put that love into action

Receive Jesus everyday. By receiving Jesus everyday, we allow ourselves to be reborn into a new and transformed life. Continue to welcome Him daily—until eternity.

We are called by God. Follow God wholeheartedly. We must be willing to let go of worldly riches, personal attachments, and even relationships that hinder our spiritual journey.

The Eucharist is the very heart of our Christian journey. Let us thank God for His boundless love, and strive to live each day as a grateful response to His grace.

The Holy Trinity is a living example of how we are called to love.

+Bp. Romie-Jun Peñalosa reminded us that the Holy Spirit is our divine Helper. He equips us with the courage, wisdom, and grace needed to carry out the mission entrusted to us.

The significance of the Ascension is the beginning of the calling of Christ's witnesses

In today's homily, we are reminded to live in peace. Peace is the fullness of God's blessing.

Experience God's love. We can only truly love others if we love like Christ. God’s love is rooted in His perfect goodness.

Learn how to live with the Shepherd. Just as a shepherd knows each of his sheep by name, and the sheep recognize and follow only their shepherd’s voice, we too are invited to build a deep, personal relationship with God.

Life is filled with thorns, trials, and hardships, but Christ’s love is far greater than them all. Trust in the love of Jesus.

In his homily this Sunday, +Bp. Romie-Jun Peñalosa reminded us of three important things this Easter season: stay focused on Jesus, stay with our community, and think twice before we act.

Believe today that Christ is risen, because our lives are deeply connected to His. If Christ is resurrected, then we, too, are resurrected with Him. This truth offers not only hope for the future but also purpose for today.

In his homily this Sunday, Bishop Romie-Jun Peñalosa reminded us that Holy Week is a sacred time to focus on what truly matters—our relationships: with God, with our family, and with our friends.

Mercy always triumphs over judgment. He emphasized that God carries out His judgment through His compassion.

In his Sunday Mass homily at Saint Michael Kalibo, +Bp. Romie-Jun Peñalosa reminded us that God is a loving Father. He is always in pursuit of His people, continually working to reconcile us to Himself. God desires to renew our lives and guide us to live in His ways, so that we may share in His divine life.

Repentance is not just about turning away from sin; it's about choosing to be with God.

The central message of today’s Gospel is to let go of anything that hinders our journey to follow Jesus. During this Lenten season, it is an opportunity to purify our hearts and reflect His light in our lives each day.

In his Sunday Mass Homily at Saint Michael Kalibo, +Bp. Romie-Jun reminded us to walk in the path that God has prepared for each of us. The season of Lent calls us to refocus our hearts on God, inviting us to leave behind old habits and devote ourselves more fully to Him.

In his homily at Sunday Mass in Saint Michael Kalibo, +Bp. Romie-Jun Peñalosa encouraged us to shine the light of Jesus. On this Transfiguration Sunday, we celebrate how God reveals the glory we are destined to inherit. When we choose to follow Jesus, He transforms us into His image and likeness.

Walking in love is the highest form of being blessed, as anything done without love is meaningless.

When we trust in the Lord and hold on to the hope He provides, it leads to true joy — the blessings that Jesus designed for our lives.

God Blesses Those Who Seek The Truth. When God enters our lives, He doesn't wait for permission—He pours out His grace abundantly.

In his Sunday Homily at Saint Michael Kalibo, Fr. Erel Villanueva emphasized the powerful message that we are an offering to God.

Third Sunday of Ordinary Time- January 26, 2025 First Reading: Nehemiah 8:1-4a, 5-10 Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 19:1-3; 4-6; 12-13 Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 12:12-20 Gospel …