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Please read the passage before reading the homily Jesus grew up in Nazareth.  He apparently had an uneventful childhood, except, perhaps, for one instance when he stayed behind in Jerusalem.  He was not known for doing miraculous things, such as … Continued

(Please read the passage cited above first.) My sisters and brothers, Paul was writing about the need to live without anxieties.  He was writing to married people and unmarried people.  When the Bible speaks of two opposites, it usually includes … Continued

(Por favor lean este pasaje antes) Mis hermanos y hermanas, San Pablo escribía sobre la necesidad de vivir sin preocupaciones.  Les hablaba de los casados y de los solteros, los que no están casados.  Cuando las Escrituras hablan de dos … Continued

(Please read the Scripture passages first, before the homily.) This is how it is with the Kingdom of God.  The seed grows, sprouts and bears fruit of its own accord.  The sower only has to sow it.  It is also … Continued

(Please read the Scripture passages first, before the homily.) This is the first of three parables about seeds.  The second and third parables are used for Friday’s reading.  To understand them, we should probably read them one after the other.  … Continued

(Please read the Scripture passages first, before the homily.) Today we celebrate the conversion of Paul the Apostle from being a persecutor to a believer in Christ.  The Gospel reading celebrates the need to proclaim conversion. In the earliest manuscripts … Continued

(Please read the passage cited above first.) My sisters and brothers, Life is passing away.  We do not own our own lives.  We own nothing, except out sins.  Everything is on, loan; nothing is our own. Our money is not … Continued

1 Corintios 7:29-31: Homilía: El 24 de enero: el tercer domingo de OT (Por favor lean este pasaje antes) Mis hermanos y hermanas, La vida es corta.  No somos dueños de esta vida.  No poseemos nada, excepto nuestros pecados, porque … Continued

(Please read the Scripture passages first, before the homily.) Moses went up the mountain.  He met God.  He brought God’s Law to the twelve tribes of Israel.  The mountain and the number twelve are significant.  Abram became the father of … Continued

(Please read the Scripture passages first, before the homily.) “Why do your disciples not fast?” was a question asked by other groups to Jesus.  I have been to many funerals.  Often the obituaries or the comments made concern food and … Continued