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3rd Sunday of Ordinary Time - 1/25/26
In today’s homily for the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time I reflected on Saint Paul’s warning against relying on superficial identities and divisions. The world constantly pressures us to define ourselves by labels sides and comparisons. The Gospel calls us to something far deeper. Saint Paul reminds the Church that our true identity is found in Christ Jesus. We are not meant to be divided by lesser allegiances but united by the Gospel. This unity is not abstract. It is lived through virtue charity and faithfulness in daily life. Ordinary Time is where this work happens. It is where we learn to live the Gospel consistently and to allow Christ to shape our thinking our choices and our relationships. This homily is an invitation to let go of false identities and to recommit ourselves to the unity that comes only from belonging to the Lord.
Fourth Sunday in Advent.
As Christmas approaches, what if I do not feel like rejoicing. What do I do if I do not feel like celebrating Christmas. If the purpose of the coming of Christ at Christmas is that there is joy brought to the world, what do I do to get this joy that I do not sense of feel?
Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time.
Father, how do I deal with having a weak Faith? What can I do to strengthen my Faith and become happier? Here is a good method!
Twenty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time.
Did #Jesus just command us to #Hate? The true cost of Discipleship.