Homilies short, if not sweet
Fr. WahSunday Homilies
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30th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle A)
In the Gospel we often see Jesus pitted against fellow Israelites, chiefly religious authorities determined to get him to join them or provoke him into saying something regrettable so they can dismiss him, even distorting his response in or...
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle A)
Cyrus -who would come to be known as “Cyrus the Great”- presumably thought he owed his greatness to, well, Cyrus. As head of the Persian Empire his armies subdued many peoples. But he was remembered -fondly even- by the Israelites, as the o...
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time Cycle A (updated)
Understand that it wasn’t a fashion statement that got the man in trouble at the end of this Gospel passage, it was his attitude. Not wearing the proper festive garment to a wedding feast in those days would have been an inexcusable breach...
27th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle A)
My ears perk up -or maybe that’s just my conscience feeling a pinch- when I read the opening words of today’s Gospel: “Jesus said to the chief priests and elders of the people”. He is delivering no general instruction to the crowds that eag...
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle A)
I have been following on social media these past few months stories about floods, especially in places that I have some familiarity with, like China. Those who have been personally hurt by these events might echo the words of the Israelites...
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