Christmas Pilgrimage
All of us, regardless of our circumstances, are called to celebrate this Christmas as pilgrims.
Homilies
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A Banquet of Locusts and Honey
The food of John the Baptist describes the lives that we live, both locusts and honey.
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Trusting the Potter
This upcoming year is not so much about what we are going to do but about what God is going to do for us.
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Paying Attention
The servant who buried his master’s money did so because he was not paying attention.
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Loving Like a Wise Virgin
The refusal of the wise virgins to share reminds us that love is not always giving our neighbor what he or she asks.
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When Heroes Fail
For all the people who prove themselves unworthy of our imitation, there are still some people who inspire us.
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Not One Command but Two
When Jesus is asked to give one commandment, he gives two instead. This is intentional, because two commandments are actually one.
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Accepting the Invitations of Life
When we choose to refuse a personal invitation of God, there are consequences.
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Using Bad Consequences
All of us have said words and made choices we regret. But we can use them to move to a better place.
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The First and the Last
The parable of the workers in the vineyard tells us something about a national policy on immigration.
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Windstorms and Violins
Life is difficult! The hope that comes from the Gospel is this: that which is difficult can also be good.
