Homilies short, if not sweet
Fr. WahSunday Homilies
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15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
“To anyone who has,” Jesus warns in the Gospel today, “more will be given and he will grow rich; from anyone who has not, even what he has will be taken away.” Like the parable he shares with the crowd, interpreting this mysterious remark i...
14th Sunday of Ordinary Time
This is being written on the 4th of July, the day Americans celebrate the 250th anniversary of our country’s founding. But as people of faith, we must be humble, respecting our limitations, and the limitations of all human endeavor, human a...
13th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Much -justifiable- concern these days centers on the low birth rate. From an economic and political standpoint, a low, or falling, birthrate can have grave consequences for a nation. But as people of faith, we must see beyond demographics,...
12th Sunday in Ordinary Time
In the second reading today, St. Paul speaks of the relationship of sin and death. The connection is unbreakable, and is there from the beginning --sin and death each in turn giving rise to the other: people sin out of the fear of death, or...
11th Sunday in Ordinary Time
We shall soon be celebrating the 250th anniversary of our country. One thing we always celebrate in the context of national celebrations -the 4th of July for example- is freedom. In spite of this, I maintain that we often scarcely understan...
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