Homilies short, if not sweet
Fr. WahSunday Homilies
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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...
Corpus Christi
I have said before, with regard to Mystery, that it is not necessary –indeed, not possible- to comprehend it, but rather –this is the correct approach- to allow yourself to be comprehended by it. For Mystery is a divine attribute, and by im...
Trinity Sunday
From time to time it is my privilege to baptize a baby, marking another infant disciple with the sign of our faith. These young Christians’ education in discipleship continues as they grow, and one of their earliest lessons involves the mas...
Pentecost
If you find yourself wondering, “Where’s my tongue of fire?” be advised that God might be asking that same question of you.
The first reading and the Gospel find the disciples in much the same setting, but the circumstances are entirely di...
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