Oscar Wilde's Picture of Dorian Gray, the hidden portrait of a soul rotting behind a pleasant facade, is set against the image of the Sacred Heart, whose love is displayed for all to see and who promised St. Margaret Mary to bless and bring peace to every home where His image is honored. Since the renewal of society begins in the family, every household is urged to enthrone the Sacred Heart as Father Mateo taught, letting Christ the King reform its whole life, as the ruler in today's Gospel "believed, and his whole house."Listen with the full transcriptGo to episodeSermon of the Day podcast