El 12 de octubre 2025: Lucas 17, 11-19
Por favor, lean este pasaje ante de la homilía. ¿Se trata de los católicos y de los protestantes? ¿Se trata de los heterosexuales o de los gay? ¿Se trata de un cierro gubernamental o de un funcionamiento? Se trata de … Continued
October 10, 2025: Joel 1:13-5;:1-2
Please read the passage before the homily: An agricultural society in the Middle East would live in constant fear of droughts or plagues of locusts. Usually locusts do not invade when drought happens. Drought one year and locusts another would … Continued
October 10, 2025: Joel 1:13-5;:1-2
Please read the passage before the homily: An agricultural society in the Middle East would live in constant fear of droughts or plagues of locusts. Usually locusts do not invade when drought happens. Drought one year and locusts another would … Continued
October 8, 2025: Jonah 4:1-11
Please read the passage before the homily: The prophet Jonah wanted the evil and hated Ninevites dead completely. God, on the other hand, was all for accepting repentance from the Ninevites and giving them forgiveness. Jonah’s position was that he … Continued
October 6, 2025: Jonah 1:1-2:1-2, 11
Please read the passage before the homily: This is the book of Jonah. Jonah is known as the unwilling prophet who tried to run away from being a prophet. His escapade includes being swallowed by a whale as he experienced … Continued
October 5, 2025: Luke 17:5-10
Please read the passage before the commentary. Then there were no trade unions. Then there was no overtime. Then there was no relief. If you would have come home hungry, sweaty, and tired, the boss would still have expected you … Continued
El 5 de octubre: Lucas 17, 5-10
Por favor, lean este pasaje ante de la homilía. Entonces, no hubo sindicatos, ni horas extra, ni alivio. Si hubiera llegado a su casa hambrientes, sudados y cansados, el amo habría esperado que le sirviera. Si no das la talla, … Continued
October 3, 2025: Joel 1:13-15; 2:1-2
Please read the passage before the homily: The day of the Lord is coming. Sometimes the day of the Lord is beautiful and rewarding. Joel’s use of the term here, however, forebodes hardship and suffering. This day of the Lord … Continued
October 1, 2025: Nehemiah 2:1-8
Please read the passage before the homily: Nehemiah was cupbearer to the king Artaxerxes. His primary function was to ensure that the wine had no poisoning in it. He would certify the integrity of the wine served the king, often … Continued
September 29, 2025: Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14
Please read the passage before the homily: Wow! Thrones were set up, and God takes his seat in powerful glory. We should have expected this, something much grander than the coronation of the king of England. God’s “clothing” is radiant. … Continued