7/9/2020 Give as You have Received
Homily for the fourteenth Thursday of Ordinary Times. Around 1800, John Chapman left Massachusetts and traveled west towards Illinois, planting […]
Homily for the fourteenth Thursday of Ordinary Times. Around 1800, John Chapman left Massachusetts and traveled west towards Illinois, planting […]
Homily for the fifteenth Thursday of Ordinary Times. Jesus says, “Come to me, all you who are weary and find
Homily for the sixteenth Sunday of Ordinary Times. A landowner sows good seeds in a field, which represents the universe.
Homily for the twenty-fifth Thursday of Ordinary Times. It is hard to understand Jesus if you compare him to something
Homily for the Feast Day of Saint Michael, Gabriel and Raphael, Archangels. The story of Nathaniel sitting under the fig
Homily for the twenty-ninth Wednesday of Ordinary Times. Jesus asks, “Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me?” Jesus identifies as
Homily for the Feast day of St. Charles Borromeo. Saints don’t have to be distant figures. The saints are accessible
Homily for the thirty-third Wednesday of Ordinary Times. Jesus tells his disciples a parable about an unjust king who reaps
Homily for the thirty-fourth Wednesday of Ordinary Time. Jesus leads his disciples into unfamilar territory. Whenever we feel entitled to
Homily for the Feast Day of St. Francis Xavier. St Xavier had a zeal for bringing the gospel to new