9/20/26: Called Early or Called Late: Why God's Generosity Isn't Unfair
Sunday Mass. 9.20.26. This homily reflects on the parable of the workers in the vineyard, examining why God's generosity can stir envy in those who feel they've earned more. It contrasts those who come to faith late in life with those who have served faithfully from the beginning, reframing long-term devotion not as a burden but as a privilege — an early invitation to labor and love in God's vineyard. It closes with a call to give thanks for being known by God at all, whenever that calling comes.
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