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The Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time and the focus is on the Law of the Lord. What does Jesus actually mean when he says he did not come to abolish the law but to fulfill it?

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The readings for the 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time focus on how we are the salt of the earth and the light of the world. As Christians we should preach the gospel using everything at our disposal, but making sure to give God the glory. One of the dangers we may face, though, is false humilty. How many times have you played down your strengths for fear of coming off as arrogant? Well, ironically, by doing that we aren't giving God any glory because he gave us our strengths (and our weaknesses) to shine brightly before men and to give glory to our heavenly Father.

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It's been 40 days since Christmas and this week Dcn. David and Fr. Jonathan discuss the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord and consider how each of us is called to imitate Jesus who is priest, prohpet, and king.

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Dcn. David and Fr. Jonathan consider how being a preacher in the Church requires never preaching themselves, but preaching only Jesus. Following in the long line of apostles, from Peter and Paul and down through the ages, Christians today are to preach Jesus so that the Church may be united under her one Head.

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Following the celebration of the Baptism of the Lord, Dcn. David and Fr. Jonathan discuss the importance of witnessing to our own baptisms as we're called like John the Baptist to testify to the revelation of Jesus as the Son of God.

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This week Dcn. David and Fr. Jonathan look into the meaning of the Epiphany and its relationship to the Baptism of the Lord.

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David and Jonathan discuss the Sunday readings for the first Sunday after Christmas. The Feast of the Holy Family

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The season of Advent has encouraged us to wait patiently and hopefully for the coming of the Lord. This week, the readings give us the final set of readings in expectation of the birth of Christ. We hear the prophecy in Isaiah and its fulfillment in the Gospel. We also hear about the righteousness of Joseph and his willingness to serve the Lord with obedience and faith.

David's English homily for the Third Sunday of Advent

Homilía de David para el Tercer Domingo de Adviento

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This week the guys look at the figure of John the Baptist. As we close in on the final weeks of Advent, we consider how our own call to prepare the way of the Lord requires us to be humble and patient.

David's Homily for the Second Sunday of Advent

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Who is this Jesus that we are preparing for during Advent? Isaiah and John the Baptist have a good idea of who he is and St Paul helps us understand how to prepare for the coming of Christ.

The readings for this Sunday can be found here in English, and aquí en Español.

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