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Pilgrims in Nazareth, Israel, 2016
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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.
- Eighteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A)
Sun, Aug 2
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Are you content with your life? If you are truly content, be very grateful for all that God has done for you already. If you are not then perhaps today’s first reading from the Book of the Prophet Isaiah could help you learn the secret of being content in any situation. Read more »
- Nineteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A)
Sun, Aug 9
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Friends, in Elijah’s story we may just see a little of ourselves in our reaction to what happens around us and, when we are in our need for God’s protection and hope. Despite our devotion and deep faith in the Lord, like the prophet Elijah, we all could feel frustrated, discouraged, disappointed, upset, hurt, scared, isolated, alone and a bit hopeless at times. Read more »
- Twentieth Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A)
Sun, Aug 16
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God allows all of us to experience disobedience so that He could show mercy and grace to everyone and display His ultimate glory. God's grace is unending. While our sins are many, God's mercy is more. We all can see the great reach of the mercy of God among both Jews and Gentiles. Read more »
- Twenty First Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A)
Sun, Aug 23
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To know God, we must let go of our stubbornness, self-sufficiency, and pride - especially intellectual pride. The prophet Isaiah states that God's thoughts are "not your thoughts". He explains that just as the heavens are higher than the earth, God's thoughts and ways are much higher than human thoughts and ways. Read more »
- Twenty Second Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A)
Sun, Aug 30
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Peter acted as a tempter, a deceiver or an enemy of God’s purpose. He tried to tempt Jesus to deviate from His divinely ordained mission of attaining glory through the way of the cross. Read more »