60-Second Homily | July 31, 2025 | St. Ignatius of Loyola & the Net of Discernment

📝 DESCRIPTION Welcome to your 60-second homily for Thursday, July 31st, 2025. Today we honor St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuits and master of spiritual discernment. In today’s Gospel (Matthew 13), Jesus likens the Kingdom of Heaven to a net that gathers every kind of fish—good and bad alike. At the end, the sorting begins. Not everything that enters our lives comes from God. Like Ignatius, we’re called to sift through the noise and hold fast to what draws us closer to Christ. 📖 Gospel Reading: Matthew 13:47–53 🙏 Saint of the Day: St. Ignatius of Loyola 🎥 Watch our full-length video on Catholic intellectual tradition: The Catholic Church Still Makes Sense    • The Catholic Church Still Makes Sense — Wh...   💡 Explore how the Church built science and reason: The Lie You Believe: How the Catholic Church Built Modern Science    • The Lie You Believe: How the Catholic Chur...   🕊️ Want more Catholic clarity? Subscribe for daily content rooted in Scripture, Tradition, and the Saints. ⚠️ AI Message (for transparency) This video was created using AI voice and avatar tools, but is based on original human-written reflections grounded in Scripture, Catechism, and Catholic Tradition. 🔗 RELATED LINKS Thinking Catholic Series (Full Playlist)    • Playlist   Do Catholics Worship Mary? (Here’s the Truth Protestants Miss)    • Do Catholics Worship Mary? (Here’s the Tru...   🏷️ HASHTAGS #60SecondHomily #Catholic #DailyGospel #StIgnatius #CatholicSaints #Jesuits #RomeWasRight #GospelReflection #Matthew13 #Discernment #CatholicChurch #CatholicFaith