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5 items found in the database within the above time frame. Read or Listen to the homilies by clicking on the links below or use the Prev or Next buttons to select a different month of the year.
- The Solemnity of Mary the Mother of God
Thu, Jan 1
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This day calls to mind our successes and failures, our pain and suffering, our moments of happiness and those of sadness and above all to count our blessings and thank God and be grateful for them. Read more »
- The Epiphany of the Lord
Sun, Jan 4
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God continues to seek us, all believers and non-believers, Christians and non-Christians and people of all races and nations. He comes looking for us regardless of who we are and where we live, and He has made available to everyone the same means that He had made available to the Magi. Read more »
- The Baptism of the Lord
Sun, Jan 11
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Like the false prophets of old and the false teachers within the early church, false teachers and antichrists continue to be a threat to all of us. They can appear in many different forms. They may appear in the form of unbelievers, secularists, intellectuals, concerned friends and colleagues. Read more »
- Second Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year B)
Sun, Jan 18
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Silence speaks louder than words. Silence expresses what words cannot. Conscious listening to what one says and what one speaks in silence is important in interpersonal relationships but it is even more important in our relationship with God. Read more »
- Third Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year B)
Sun, Jan 25
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Paul is not discouraging our commitment to our marriage or family life nor is he stopping us from grief and celebration in this life, nor saying we should not buy or own things but rather is reminding us that the things of this world both good and bad; the people around us both loving and unkind; possessions both ordinary and extraordinary; the experiences both happy and sad are transitory. Read more »