Homily: 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A)
It’s easy now to say that the disciples had nothing to fear since Jesus was so close. But that is not how it works in real life situations.
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It’s easy now to say that the disciples had nothing to fear since Jesus was so close. But that is not how it works in real life situations.
The Church in which I was preaching happened to be one of those Churches which didn’t have the Blessed Sacrament in it, and my remark caused quite a stir.
God is a provident God. This in turn should make us want to love God.
Not too long ago I was talking with a priest who said that he did not believe that there was anyone in hell. I told him that was a very nice thought, and I too would love to believe it, but I don’t think we can count on it.
“The fruit in my hands was not forbidden but simply forgotten.” — Fr. Brent Maher
St. Kateri grew up in very unlikely circumstances of ever becoming a saint. But she did.
“There’s no doubt that Catholics are hearing a lot more of the Bible now than they used to. However, it’s difficult to say what has been the result of this.”
The reason we have a choir in the church is for our entertainment at Mass, right?
“The wonderful thing about Jesus and His teaching is that it is within the grasp of everyone.”
“Recently, our present Holy Father Pope Francis said that there is more persecution of Christians going on now than ever before”
All any of us can do on a day like this is say: “Lord, increase the Faith of all who believe in You.”
“We should consider it a real privilege and honor to be able and allowed to honor and praise the Holy Trinity.”
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The election of Pope Leo XIV has been exciting, and we’re filled with hope for our apostolate’s future!
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President’s Message (dated 30 May 2025)
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