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Nov 07 – Homily – Fr Matthias: The simplicity of St. Didacus

Fr. Matthias Sasko Homily New Bedford, MA

November 7, 2017

Nov 07 – Homily – Fr Matthias: The simplicity of St. Didacus

The virtue of simplicity makes us go promptly to God, without regard for human respect or our own interests. This virtue characterized today's Franciscan Saint. Ave Maria! Mass: St. Didacus of Alcala…

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Nov 08 – Homily – Fr Josemaria: Primacy of Love

Bloomington, IN Fr. Josemaria Barbin Homily

November 8, 2017

Nov 08 – Homily – Fr Josemaria: Primacy of Love

Fr. Josemaria on the memorial of Bl. John Duns Scotus and the absolute primacy of charity and how all creation is created out of love, supernatural charity and we all need this charity…

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Nov 09 – Homily – Fr Josemaria: St. John Lateran, Catholic Basilica

Bloomington, IN Fr. Josemaria Barbin Homily

November 9, 2017

Nov 09 – Homily – Fr Josemaria: St. John Lateran, Catholic Basilica

Fr. Josemaria on the feast of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica in Rome underscores how this is the chief basilica of the Roman Church and thus the universal nature of the Catholic…

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Nov 11 – Homily – Fr Jacinto: Fidelity in Small Matters

Fr. Jacinto Griswold, CT Homily

November 11, 2017

Nov 11 – Homily – Fr Jacinto: Fidelity in Small Matters

Like Zacchaeus, who having gained dishonest wealth repented and used it honestly, Christians are called to "make friends for yourselves with dishonest wealth." We cannot live double lives, but must Christianize our…

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Nov 12 – Homily – Fr Dominic: The Wise and Foolish Virgins

Fr. Dominic Murphy Griswold, CT Homily

November 12, 2017

Nov 12 – Homily – Fr Dominic: The Wise and Foolish Virgins

The Lamps are God's grace in us, God's life. What are we filling our time with, our life with. We should be filled with God through prayer. God is a person Who…

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Nov 13 – Homily – Fr Terrance: Thy Huddle Come, Thy Play Be Done

Fr. Terrance Chartier Homily New Bedford, MA

November 13, 2017

Nov 13 – Homily – Fr Terrance: Thy Huddle Come, Thy Play Be Done

Explaining today's reading from the book of Wisdom, Fr. Terrance begins with a football analogy to illustrate how we have to be harmonized in purpose with the will of God. He goes…

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Nov 14 – Homily – Fr Alan: Martyrdom and the Courage of Charity

Fr. Alan Wharton Homily New Bedford, MA

November 14, 2017

Nov 14 – Homily – Fr Alan: Martyrdom and the Courage of Charity

The memorial of Sts. Nicholas Tavelic and companion martyrs is a good occasion to reflect on the charity that underlies the courage of the martyrs. Faith and hope alone probably wouldn't have…

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Nov 15 – Homily – Fr Ignatius: Pray for our Leaders

Bloomington, IN Fr. Ignatius Manfredonia Homily

November 15, 2017

Nov 15 – Homily – Fr Ignatius: Pray for our Leaders

Fr. Ignatius on the need to pray for our leaders who have larger responsibility before people and God. Ave Maria! Mass: St. Albert the Great - Opt Mem Readings: Wednesday 32nd Week of…

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Nov 16 – Homily – Fr Josemaria: St. Gertrude the Faithful

Bloomington, IN Fr. Josemaria Barbin Homily

November 16, 2017

Nov 16 – Homily – Fr Josemaria: St. Gertrude the Faithful

Fr. Josemaria on the firmness and security of the Catholic faith and how St. Gertrude the Great lived this faithfulness in a great way. Ave Maria! Mass: St Gertrude the Great -…

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Nov 17 – Homily – Fr Ignatius: St. Elizabeth, Franciscan Queen

Bloomington, IN Fr. Ignatius Manfredonia Homily

November 17, 2017

Nov 17 – Homily – Fr Ignatius: St. Elizabeth, Franciscan Queen

Fr. Ignatius on the feast of St. Elizabeth of Hungary explains how she lived as a third order Franciscan despite being the Queen of Hungary. Ave Maria! Mass: St. Elizabeth of Hungary…

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Nov 19 – Homily – Fr Jacinto: The Last Things

Fr. Jacinto Griswold, CT Homily

November 19, 2017

Nov 19 – Homily – Fr Jacinto: The Last Things

At the end of the liturgical year we think of the Last Things. We must prepare for both the end of the World and for the moment of death. We must not…

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Nov 20 – Homily: Sight for the Blind, Forgiveness for the Heart

Fr. Terrance Chartier Homily New Bedford, MA

November 20, 2017

Nov 20 – Homily: Sight for the Blind, Forgiveness for the Heart

Fr. Terrance speaks of Jesus' healing of the blind man, and of the blessing of carrying our crosses as a means to attain heaven. One cross Our Lord doesn't want us to…

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Nov 21 – Homily: Is it correct to celebrate the Presentation of the BVM?

Fr. Alan Wharton Homily New Bedford, MA

November 21, 2017

Nov 21 – Homily: Is it correct to celebrate the Presentation of the BVM?

Although the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary isn't recorded in the Sacred Scripture, there are good reasons for believing in this event, which is recorded in other hagiographical and apocryphal writings.…

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Nov 22 – Homily – Fr Ignatius: Pray for Intimacy with God

Bloomington, IN Fr. Ignatius Manfredonia Homily

November 22, 2017

Nov 22 – Homily – Fr Ignatius: Pray for Intimacy with God

Fr. Ignatius on the need to pray to God in order to grow closer to Him as God Himself wants. He uses today's saint, St. Cecilia, as an example of such unifying…

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Nov 23 – Homily – Fr Ignatius: Giving Thanks v. Anger

Bloomington, IN Fr. Ignatius Manfredonia Homily

November 23, 2017

Nov 23 – Homily – Fr Ignatius: Giving Thanks v. Anger

Fr. Ignatius on Thanksgiving Day preaches on how we gravely err when we get angry at God. We should instead be thankful. Anger is a more severe form of ingratitude which is…

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