Sunday and Daily Mass Homilies by Fr. Aristotle

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

Sunday and Daily Mass Homilies by Fr. Aristotle is a religion podcast hosted by Fr. Aristotle Quan, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Fr. Aristotle Quan hosts Sunday and Daily Mass Homilies by Fr. Aristotle, a religion show with 100 episodes published.

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  Episode #400

  10/04/26: Good Stewards of Grace: Bearing Fruit for the Master of the Vineyard

  Oct 4, 202615 min

  Sunday Mass. 10.04.26. This homily is about what it means to be tenants and stewards of the Church. It reflects on the gifts entrusted to us: the Holy Eucharist, weekly adoration, confession, the blessing of animals, and the example of the saints. It asks how we are responding to these blessings, and invites us to bear the fruit God desires: righteousness, repentance, and a change of heart that turns us back to Jesus Christ.

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  Episode #399

  10/02/26: Light, Guard, Rule, and Guide: What Our Guardian Angels Do for Us

  Oct 2, 202616 min

  Friday School Mass. Feast of the Holy Angels. 10.02.26. This homily is about the gift of guardian angels and how God never asks us to make the journey to heaven alone. Using the prayer "Ever this day be at my side, to light, to guard, to rule and guide," it explains how our guardian angels bring Christ's light into dark places, protect us spiritually and sometimes physically, help us make decisions, and guide us toward heaven. It also explains that because God honors our freedom, we are invited to ask for their help, and that honoring the angels gives glory to God, who created them.

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  Episode #398

  9/30/26: The Answer to Job Is Jesus

  Sep 30, 20266 min

  Wednesday Mass. 9.30.26. This homily is about what to do when prayer doesn't make suffering go away. Drawing on the Book of Job, it reflects on how Christ answers the problem of suffering by entering into it, and encourages turning to Scripture, even just the daily reading, to come to know Him more deeply.

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  Episode #397

  9/29/26: You Are Not Alone: Calling on the Archangels

  Sep 29, 20266 min

  Feast of St. Michael, St. Raphael, and St. Gabriel. 9.29.26. This homily is about the archangels Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael and the purpose God gave each of them. It explains that God, who needs nothing, created the angels to share in his glory and to help draw humanity back to him. Michael, whose name means "Who is like God?", fights the enemy; Gabriel is the messenger who brought Mary the plan of heaven; and Raphael is the healer who journeyed with Tobit. The message is that we are not alone in the spiritual battle, and that Satan has already lost. It invites us to ask each archangel for help, whether in understanding Scripture, sharing the faith with a friend, or finding healing.

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  Episode #396

  9/28/26: Evil Is Not God's Opposite: Trusting the Creator Through Trials

  Sep 28, 20266 min

  Monday Mass. 9.28.26. This homily is about the difference between God and evil, and why the two are never equals. Drawing on the book of Job, it shows that the devil can act only with God's permission, and that God allows trials for the good of our souls. It also warns that the enemy's subtlest weapons are pride and ego, and points to childlike humility and trust in God as the way to stand firm.

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