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In this homily given on the 14th Sunday of Ordinary Time (July 5, 2026), Father Mathias preaches on why God hides himself from the proud but reveals himself to the humble. Because the proud are self-focused and self-reliant, they are not open to reality, they are not open to change. As such they become blind to God and what he offers us. But the humble are open to reality, they know they need God and are open to receiving from God.
If Jesus wants us to come to him to receive his rest, then we need to be humble enough to come to him to receive his rest. The problem is that those who are proud don't come to Jesus, they don't think they need to, they don't want to. Therefore, they don't receive much from what he offers.
Father ends his homily inviting us to come to Jesus as a little child to tell him what's going on in our prayer so we can receive what he has for us.
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In this homily given on the 14th Sunday of Ordinary Time (July 5, 2026), Father Mathias preaches on why God hides himself from the proud but reveals himself to the humble. Because the proud are self-focused and self-reliant, they are not open to reality, they are not open to change. As such they become blind to God and what he offers us. But the humble are open to reality, they know they need God and are open to receiving from God.
If Jesus wants us to come to him to receive his rest, then we need to be humble enough to come to him to receive his rest. The problem is that those who are proud don't come to Jesus, they don't think they need to, they don't want to. Therefore, they don't receive much from what he offers.
Father ends his homily inviting us to come to Jesus as a little child to tell him what's going on in our prayer so we can receive what he has for us.

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