<p>"The moment you think you're more righteous, you just sinned. That's the beauty of it, in paradox. Christians rejoice in their sinfulness: '<strong>O happy fault, O necessary sin of Adam, that has gained for us so wonderful a Redeemer!'</strong> Had it not been for sin, friends, there would be no need for a Savior."</p>

"The moment you think you're more righteous, you just sinned. That's the beauty of it, in paradox. Christians rejoice in their sinfulness: 'O happy fault, O necessary sin of Adam, that has gained for us so wonderful a Redeemer!' Had it not been for sin, friends, there would be no need for a Savior."

17. The Murmurs, the Crowds Condemn Him: Why Isn't Zacchaeus Condemned? - Msgr. James Watkins - 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time

Encounter hope, faith, joy, peace and love: This podcast features weekly the Sunday morning and evening Mass homilies from our pastor and celebrating priests. You'll also hear important talks at our church, including a lecture teaching us about our namesake St. Ann, the grandmother of Jesus, and so much more! #StAnn150

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17. The Murmurs, the Crowds Condemn Him: Why Isn't Zacchaeus Condemned? - Msgr. James Watkins - 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time

17. The Murmurs, the Crowds Condemn Him: Why Isn't Zacchaeus Condemned? - Msgr. James Watkins - 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time