PREACHING

December 3, 2017

First Sunday of Advent

Elizabeth

Donnelly

Together Jesus calls to us, with all our failings, our apathy, our misplaced priorities, and yet our hope: “Gregoreite!!” Together, let us watch! And relish this Advent season.

Elizabeth

Donnelly

Together Jesus calls to us, with all our failings, our apathy, our misplaced priorities, and yet our hope: “Gregoreite!!” Together, let us watch! And relish this Advent season.
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November 26, 2017

Solemnity of Christ the King

Norma

Pimentel, MJ

...as followers of Jesus, the most urgent priority that we have is to see the face of God in every human being and especially those who are most vulnerable in our community...

Norma

Pimentel, MJ

...as followers of Jesus, the most urgent priority that we have is to see the face of God in every human being and especially those who are most vulnerable in our community...
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November 19, 2017

Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Rita L.

Houlihan

We adults need to be this woman of worth and integrity more than ever today. Imagine if all our daughters and sons saw themselves in her and imagine if they received the “Torah of kindness” from our lips.

Rita L.

Houlihan

We adults need to be this woman of worth and integrity more than ever today. Imagine if all our daughters and sons saw themselves in her and imagine if they received the “Torah of kindness” from our lips.
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November 12, 2017

Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Crystal

Catalan

As people of love and action, may we be ready with lamps shining bright with faith, hope, and charity to respond in all moments with open hearts.

Crystal

Catalan

As people of love and action, may we be ready with lamps shining bright with faith, hope, and charity to respond in all moments with open hearts.
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November 5, 2017

Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time

Terry

Battaglia

We are created to be Christ in the world today. We are created to be Christ for others; to live the gospel not just with our words but with our actions.

Terry

Battaglia

We are created to be Christ in the world today. We are created to be Christ for others; to live the gospel not just with our words but with our actions.
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October 29, 2017

Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sally

Duffy, SC

Our neighbor is the person God puts in front of us. Our neighbor is the person in need, the one that we reach out to and take responsibility for because of compassion and mercy and the memory that we once were aliens.

Sally

Duffy, SC

Our neighbor is the person God puts in front of us. Our neighbor is the person in need, the one that we reach out to and take responsibility for because of compassion and mercy and the memory that we once were aliens.
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October 22, 2017

Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Katherine A.

Greiner, Ph.D.

We belong to God. When we understand the truth of that reality, we see life as gift, precious and wild, meant to be squandered on that which matters: gratitude, service, beauty, truth, mercy, love.

Katherine A.

Greiner, Ph.D.

We belong to God. When we understand the truth of that reality, we see life as gift, precious and wild, meant to be squandered on that which matters: gratitude, service, beauty, truth, mercy, love.
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October 15, 2017

Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Petra

Dankova

I cannot tell you that I am fully reconciled with today’s readings, or the Church as it is today. I can only invite you to wrestle with it. And to stick with it.

Petra

Dankova

I cannot tell you that I am fully reconciled with today’s readings, or the Church as it is today. I can only invite you to wrestle with it. And to stick with it.
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October 8, 2017

Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

Yudith

Pereira Rico rjm

God entrusts to us not only our small reality, but the whole of creation, and every human being in it, who are our brothers and sisters.

Yudith

Pereira Rico rjm

God entrusts to us not only our small reality, but the whole of creation, and every human being in it, who are our brothers and sisters.
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October 1, 2017

Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Casey

Stanton

What an awesome and terrifying mystery this is! Jesus gestures in this parable that somehow his authority here on earth is deeply bound to our own willingness to turn and do the work in the vineyard.

Casey

Stanton

What an awesome and terrifying mystery this is! Jesus gestures in this parable that somehow his authority here on earth is deeply bound to our own willingness to turn and do the work in the vineyard.
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September 24, 2017

Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Francine

Cardman

In God's reign...All are welcomed and cared for, all live equally from the generosity of God. And all deserve to share in God’s goodness now

Francine

Cardman

In God's reign...All are welcomed and cared for, all live equally from the generosity of God. And all deserve to share in God’s goodness now
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September 17, 2017

Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Cecilia

Oebanda

We can teach every generation how to pardon inequities, heal social ills and redeem lives from destruction through grace and mercy – not revenge, not selfishness, and not fear.

Cecilia

Oebanda

We can teach every generation how to pardon inequities, heal social ills and redeem lives from destruction through grace and mercy – not revenge, not selfishness, and not fear.
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September 17, 2017

Memorial of St. Hildegard

Shanon

Sterringer

The call to be light, to be prophetic, to be a friend of God is not a call reserved for a few – it is not only the call of the ordained and religious – it is a call to each one of us. It is your call and it is mine

Shanon

Sterringer

The call to be light, to be prophetic, to be a friend of God is not a call reserved for a few – it is not only the call of the ordained and religious – it is a call to each one of us. It is your call and it is mine
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September 10, 2017

Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Karen

Clifton

Those who have walked the path toward forgiveness despite having experienced some of the greatest hurt imaginable are evidence of the way mercy can heal our hearts, our minds and strengthens our faith.

Karen

Clifton

Those who have walked the path toward forgiveness despite having experienced some of the greatest hurt imaginable are evidence of the way mercy can heal our hearts, our minds and strengthens our faith.
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September 3, 2017

Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sr. Terry

Rickard, OP

We who have been loved into life by our merciful and faithful God are to be wounded healers, willing to suffer for the sake of the Gospel, sharing with the world the mercy that God has poured upon our lives.

Sr. Terry

Rickard, OP

We who have been loved into life by our merciful and faithful God are to be wounded healers, willing to suffer for the sake of the Gospel, sharing with the world the mercy that God has poured upon our lives.
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