THEIR GOD IS MY GOD | Catholic Homily

Forgiveness is one of those things that sounds beautiful—until we actually have someone to forgive. Jesus tells Peter not simply to forgive, but to forgive without keeping score. That doesn’t mean pretending the hurt didn’t happen, excusing what was wrong, or allowing someone to keep hurting us. It means refusing to let another person’s sin have the final word in our lives. What if one of the most convincing witnesses to our faith is what people see when Christians have every reason to become bitter, angry, or vengeful—and choose mercy instead? “You hurt me. But you don’t get to own me.” A homily for the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time on Matthew 18:21–35, Romans 14:7–9, and Sirach 27:30–28:7. Read the homily at Homily on the Spot: https://homilyonthespot.com/