St. Paul VI Parish Mass: October 12, 2025

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St. Paul VI Parish Mass: October 12, 2025

Hamden Catholic

12 minutes 28 seconds

1 month ago

St. Paul VI Parish Mass: October 12, 2025

Today is October 12, 2025, the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Our celebrants were Fr. Lee Hellwig and Deacon Dominic Corraro.

In this weekend’s homily, we were reminded that faith begins in our willingness to approach Jesus, even in moments of pain, alienation, or despair. The lepers in today’s Gospel didn’t demand healing; they simply asked for mercy. Their faith wasn’t just in being cured, but in trusting God’s will.

Can we do the same? Can we say “Your will be done” when we face illness, misunderstanding, or spiritual struggle? When we approach the Lord with faith and humility, He meets us with mercy, healing, and salvation.