Episode Details

In this Holy Tuesday homily, the focus is on the gospel account of Judas’s betrayal, highlighting Christ’s divine foreknowledge of his suffering and emphasizing his immense sacrifice. The sermon explores how Jesus experienced a range of human emotions, such as fear and anxiety, serving as a model for our own struggles and responsibilities. Through a personal anecdote about a misplaced driver’s license, the speaker illustrates how human frailty and forgetfulness can lead to sin. The text cautions that even those closest to God can betray, encouraging listeners to hold fast to Christ as a spiritual anchor in times of turmoil. The phrase "do quickly what you are going to do" is presented as a call to immediate, righteous action to prevent the devil from seizing opportunities to interfere.