From a Country Latin Priest

Let us be Christians by offering to Jesus those who have hurt us. 

If our brother sins, it is our responsibility to correct him. 

In this homily, Fr. Joseph points out that Peter's idea of the Davidic monarchy is a bit off. No, the king must die. Jesus offers himself to us and for us. 

The Church is set up like the Davidic Kingship. The Church is a monarchy. Jesus is the king, and then there is the master of the palace. 

Fr. Joseph gives the background of why the canaanite woman was looked down upon by the Jews. And yet God shows her his goodness. 

In this homily Fr. Joseph talks about becoming a disciple of Jesus and how our desire for the truth is a desire for God. He closes with a story of Edith Stein. 

In the first reading the Lord tells the people to come to him so that he can bestow his goodness upon them. He wants to renew the everlasting covenant. In the gospel we see the people come to the Lord. His heart is moved for them and he feeds them. This multiplication of the loaves and fish points us to the new and eternal covenant, the Mass.

In this homily Fr. Joseph explains what made the saints capable of having such an impact on the world. 

These martyrs who died as the French Revolution was coming to a close were able to do since they spend time before God.