Fr. Joe Dailey

Fr. Joe Dailey

By Joe DaileyArts
Download on the App Store

Fr. Joe Dailey episodes

  • Homily for Ordinary 21 A

    Send us Fan Mail

    Jesus also calls Simon the son of Jonah. Jonah was the one who went the other way when God sent him to preach to the Ninevites, who are gentiles. Peter, like Jonah, will resist this mission to the gentiles.

    10 min
  • Homily for Ordinary 20 A

    Send us Fan Mail

    By the end of Matthew’s Gospel, the mission has changed: “Go, Make disciples of all nations." When Matthew is writing the Gospel, the Church has a mission to the Gentiles. Could it be that Matthew is making the point to his community that just as Jesus was able to understand his ministry in a more inclusive way – even of the hated, ancestral enemy of his people – the church, too, has to make this same transition?

    11 min
  • Homily Ordinary 19 A

    Send us Fan Mail

    Perhaps it is the time for the church to learn to apply the lesson of the deep communion we share with God and one another.

    10 min
  • Homily for Ordinary 18 A

    Send us Fan Mail

    "When Jesus heard that Herod had beheaded John the Baptist, he withdrew in a boat to a deserted place by himself." (Mt. 14:13) Let’s stop to consider what Jesus is doing; the entire passage flows from this action.

    10 min
  • Homily for Ordinary 17 A

    Send us Fan Mail

    Mary Magdalene wants to hold on to what she thinks she has lost; only in letting go, will she be able to receive the hidden treasure that God has prepared for us.
    "Mary Magdelen" by Janet McKenzie

    8 min

About Fr. Joe Dailey

From the publisher's feed

Fr. Joe Dailey Sunday Homily