Lenten Journey Week 4 – What Are You Blind To?
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Lenten Journey Week 3 – I Thirst
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Dare to Look Inside Yourself Daily – Mark 7:14-23
Jesus gives the challenge: Pay more attention to what is in your heart than what you put into your stomach. Fr. Michael elaborates with an explanation of the daily Examen of Consciousness by St. Ignatius Loyola. Read the Gospel: Gospel Mk 7:14-23
DetailsLenten Journey Week 2 – The “Mist”-ical Journey
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Commit to Lent – Matthew 6:1-6, 16-18
Can you find St. Peter’s tomb? Watch today’s homily with Fr. Michael to learn about the ancient burial ground beneath the Vatican said to be St. Peter’s final resting place. Learn about Peter’s successors, the Popes, and the special prayer intentions offered this month by Pope Francis. Read the Gospel: Matthew 6:1-6, 16-18
DetailsLenten Journey Week 1 – Overcoming Temptations
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The Chair of St. Peter – Matthew 16:13-19
Can you find St. Peter’s tomb? Watch today’s homily with Fr. Michael to learn about the ancient burial ground beneath the Vatican said to be St. Peter’s final resting place. Learn about Peter’s successors, the Popes, and the special prayer intentions offered this month by Pope Francis. Read the Gospel: Matthew 16:13-19
DetailsMr. Edgar Willig Funeral Homily
This is a special post of the homily Fr. Michael gave at Mr. Edgar Willig’s funeral on Saturday, February 18, 2017. Read the text of John Willig’s Eulogy here: Eulogy Text
DetailsHealing Our Human Wounds – Matthew 5:17-37
Human beings have an incredible capacity to love and an incredible capacity to wound. Through anger, misuse of our sexuality and deceitfulness we wound ourselves and those whom we love. Jesus challenges us to overcome the tendency to wound and to embrace His call to love. Read the Gospel for this week’s homily here: MT 5:17-37
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