Homily | October 19 2026 | Bigger Barns, Smaller Soul (Episode 313)
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We notice the tiny detail in Jesus’ parable that changes everything: the rich man’s success isn’t the problem, his self-absorption is. We connect that warning to St Paul’s teaching on grace and to the lives of martyrs who show what real security looks like in Christ.
• the rich fool’s plan for bigger barns and a comfortable retirement
• why wealth is not condemned but worshiping wealth is
• the repeated “I” that reveals a life without gratitude, God, or neighbor
• “What am I actually living for?” as the defining question
• grace as God’s free gift, not something we can earn or buy
• Brébeuf and Jogues as a lived contrast to hoarding and self-protection
• measuring a life by love, generosity, and fidelity rather than success
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