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The Voice of the One
The Voice of the One
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Advent III Homily My beloved spiritual children: Rejoice in the Lord alway! Those are the first words you heard when they were chanted at the beginning of today’s Mass. And... Read more...
Confounded? Look Up!
Confounded? Look Up!
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St Luke 21.25-33Advent I Homily It is too easy to be confounded, bewildered, perplexed. Not because we are stupid or incapable of clear thinking or making sense. But because so... Read more...
Sing Alleluia
Sing Alleluia
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A Homily for the Last Sunday in the Liturgical Year When we feel such anxiety, when there seems to be so much strife and division, when hatred and meanness abounds,... Read more...
Behold Your King!
Behold Your King!
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Homily for the Feast of Our Lord Jesus Christ the King25 October 2020 It is so easy to think of ourselves. Especially these days, when it feels as if there... Read more...
God’s Justice
God’s Justice
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The Feast of the Motherhood of the Blessed Virgin MaryOctober 11 The truth that Our Lord took flesh from a well-chosen woman is at the heart of God’s justice. Certainly,... Read more...
Breaking Through Broken
Breaking Through Broken
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Has the coronavirus broken you—your habit of prayer, your attendance at Mass (either in person or via livestream), and your desire for the Holy Sacraments. Has it made “living-room church”... Read more...
The Giving is the Sacrifice
The Giving is the Sacrifice
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Patronal Feast Homily What a wonderful patron we have! Like all the angels, St Michael doesn’t focus on our sins, or the ways we divide up others, or how we... Read more...
Twin Brothers & Dropsy
Twin Brothers & Dropsy
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Luke 14.1-11 Twin brothers, born in Arabia, were excellent physicians. They refused to charge their patients. They offered their doctoring skills for free. And they were not prejudiced. They respected... Read more...
Seeing Everyone in the Eyes of One
Seeing Everyone in the Eyes of One
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Luke 7.11-17 When we hear of hardship, suffering, prejudice, abuse, starvation, injustice, illness, bullying, trauma, crisis, or impending death—empathy wells up in us. And it should. In fact, we would... Read more...
Seeking the Kingdom: Homily for Pentecost XIV
Seeking the Kingdom: Homily for Pentecost XIV
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Matthew 6.24-33 Anxiety and confidence. These are two masters because they can take control of our day, our heart rate, our mood, our way of seeing things. Anxiety runs us... Read more...
Living the Lord’s Mercy: Pentecost XIII homily
Living the Lord’s Mercy: Pentecost XIII homily
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When we ask almighty God to give us an increase of faith, hope and charity, we are not asking Him to confirm us in what we feel is right, or... Read more...
Needing Help
Needing Help
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Here is a truth that I’ve seen played out many, many times during my 30 years of ministry: the poor, the marginalized, the despised, the discriminated against, the unwelcomed and... Read more...