The readings for this homily: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/050226.cfm
Father Anthony Gramlich, MIC, compares heresy to a cancer that spreads through pride, using the story of the early heretic Arius, who denied the divinity of Jesus Christ, to illustrate why the Church must define doctrine to protect the faithful from error. He urges believers to adopt the humility of St. Athanasius, the great champion of orthodoxy against the Arian heresy, choosing to say “I believe” in the Creed even when full understanding is not yet reached. By rejecting doubt and embracing the unchanging truth of Christ’s divinity, we guard our souls against error and align ourselves with the truth about the eternal nature of God.
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