Psalm 147 - The Hallel Palms.  Hallelujah means praise the Lord.  Fr Kyle suggest that we should be saying this for four reasons: 1. Raises us above earthly things.  2. Becomes a foretaste of Haven.  3.  Nothing is sweeter to the lover than to praise his beloved.  4.  He is due it.
We can always find times in our life that we can take a moment to praise God.

Psalm 147 - The Hallel Palms. Hallelujah means praise the Lord. Fr Kyle suggest that we should be saying this for four reasons: 1. Raises us above earthly things. 2. Becomes a foretaste of Haven. 3. Nothing is sweeter to the lover than to praise his beloved. 4. He is due it. We can always find times in our life that we can take a moment to praise God.

Psalm 147 - The Hallel Palms. &nbsp;Hallelujah means praise the Lord. &nbsp;Fr Kyle suggest that we should be saying this for four reasons: 1. Raises us above earthly things. &nbsp;2. Becomes a foretaste of Haven. &nbsp;3. &nbsp;Nothing is sweeter to the lover than to praise his beloved. &nbsp;4. &nbsp;He is due it.
We can always find times in our life that we can take a moment to praise God.

Fifth Sunday of Ordinary time - Psalm 147

Fr. Kyle, pastor of St. Joachim Catholic Church in Marrero, LA records his Sunday homilies.

To contact him, email: frkylehomilies@outlook.com

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Fr. Kyle, pastor of St. Joachim Catholic Church in Marrero, LA records his Sunday homilies. To contact him, email: frkylehomilies@outlook.com

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Fifth Sunday of Ordinary time - Psalm 147

Fifth Sunday of Ordinary time - Psalm 147