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- Homily for Sunday Ordinary 18 B
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Jesus identifies the bread of God with himself: “I am the bread of life.” In that deepest descent into the world of flesh, suffering and death, a new order of love, healing and life is unfolding.
11 min - Homily for Sunday Ordinary 17 B
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Taking the loaves and giving thanks, Jesus rejoices in the abundance that God has given and distributes the bread to all until they are satisfied.
11 min - Homily for Sunday Ordinary 16 B
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“Come away to a deserted place all by yourselves and rest a while.” Jesus is physically moving the disciples - getting into the boat symbolizes the journey - to a new place, to a new way of seeing and understanding.
10 min - Homily for Sunday Ordinary 15 B
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"They went out and proclaimed that all should repent" The twelve, symbolizing the twelve tribes of Israel, are sent out primarily to create an alternative community based on a new teaching about divine holiness.
10 min - Homily for Sunday Ordinary 14 B
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Jesus is calling his own family to remember that they are part of a larger family; they are children of Abraham. Jesus does not find the faith of Abraham in the synagogue at Nazareth. He is amazed at their unbelief.
10 min - Homily for Sunday Ordinary 13 B
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In combining the saving/healing of these two daughters, as a story within a story, Mark is teaching us that our lives are all connected.
12 min - Homily for Sunday Ordinary 12 B
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Perhaps Mark is showing us that no matter what stands against him, Jesus’ faith is not based on what is happening around him, but rests secure in the knowledge that he is the beloved one of God.
10 min - Homiiy for Sunday Ordinary 11 B
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The Kingdom of God spreads swiftly, invisibly, often underground. It’s more wild than “noble,” more undomesticated weed than domesticated crop, more helpful to birds than to kings.
10 min - Homily for the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ
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“Jesus took bread, said the blessing, broke it, and gave it to them.”
Henri Nouwen reflects on these four verbs of the Eucharist In his book, “The Life of the Beloved.”11 min - Homily for the Solemnity of the Trinity
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“Remember, I am with you always, to the end of the age.” “I am” is the divine name revealed to Moses at the burning bush. "with you" is placed within the divine name itself. We are living within the very life of God.
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