January 25, 2026 - 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

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In this thought-provoking homily, Fr. Rob Howe challenges listeners to reconsider a seemingly simple question that became popular 30 years ago: "What Would Jesus Do?" Despite initially dismissing WWJD as trite theology, Fr. Howe explores how this straightforward question could transform our daily interactions and decisions. From workplace conflicts to traffic frustrations, from helping those in despair to standing up against bullying, he examines how pausing to consider Christ's example before reacting could soften our hearts and guide us toward more loving responses. This reflective message encourages authentic self-examination and practical faith application in our modern world, moving beyond hope to actionable Christian living.

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This episode was published on January 26, 2026.

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In this thought-provoking homily, Fr. Rob Howe challenges listeners to reconsider a seemingly simple question that became popular 30 years ago: "What Would Jesus Do?" Despite initially dismissing WWJD as trite theology, Fr. Howe explores how this...

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