Homilies short, if not sweet
Fr. WahSunday Homilies
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28th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle C)
The trouble with the disciples in this Gospel reading –the trouble with the disciples much of the time-- is that they are smug. Confident –or overconfident-- that they are faithful, that their membership among the chosen people or among the...
27th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle C)
The prophet Habbakuk wrote today’s first reading during the rise of Babylon, who would conquer Jerusalem and bring an end to the kingdom of Judah (700-something BC). The loss of Jerusalem to foreign invaders –those Baal worshippers, no less...
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle C)
Amos the prophet, writing today’s first reading, offers the usual prophetic warning to the complacent: Woe to you. He lays it on pretty thick, accusing the decadent Israelites of basically behaving like pagan voluptuaries, reserving the bes...
25th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle C)
The “children of this world” –an innocuous term that carries a weight of meaning when Jesus uses it in the Gospel- get a clear representation in the first reading. The prophet Amos has them selling even the chaff from the wheat –anything th...
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