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Homily from 9:00 AM Mass at Corpus Christi in Detroit

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Sun., March 13, 2022: "This Is My Chosen Son, Listen to Him" - Rev. John Kerns, Pastor at 11 AM Mass and Return of ACTS Retreat Women

Homily for the Eighteenth Sunday After Pentecost (Traditional Latin Mass), given at the 7:30 AM Mass by Fr. Stephen Hamilton.Epistle: 1 Cor. 14–8Gospel: Mt. 9:1–8

Homily for the Fourteenth Sunday After Pentecost (Traditional Latin Mass), given at the 7:30 AM Mass by Fr. Stephen Hamilton. Epistle: Gal. 5:16-24Gospel: Mt. 6:24-33

Homily at the 11 AM Mass for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B Aug 8, 2021

Homily for the Ninth Sunday After Pentecost (Traditional Latin Mass), given at the 7:30 AM Mass by Fr. Stephen Hamilton. Epistle (1 Corinthians 10: 6-13)Gospel (Luke 19: 41-47)

My homily for the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time, as recorded at the 11:00 AM Mass at St. Peter, Huber Heights.

Our Lady of Perpetual Help - Fr. Peter Newuen - 9 AM Mass - 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time - 2-7-21

Our Lady of Perpetual Help - Fr. Jolly Sebastian Homily - 10:45 AM Mass - 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time 2-7-21

Homily December 25, 2020: 10 AM Mass by Fr. Mike Casey

Homily for the External Solemnity of St. Leo the Great on the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A 11:00 AM Mass, Sunday, November 8, 2020

Homily for the 23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time, 9:00 AM Mass on 6 Sep 2020

Homily for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A From the 7 AM Mass, Sunday, Aug 9

http://www.usccb.org/bible/readings/073120.cfm At the end of the homily I meant to say: "Isn't this the carpenter's son?" I should really drink coffee and observe the fast before 6:30 AM Mass! There is so much to say about Ignatius so I have added a few things here: "Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam" "For the Greater Glory of God!" The origin of the phrase is attributed to the founder of the Jesuits, Saint Ignatius of Loyola, who intended it to serve as a cornerstone sentiment of the society's religious philosophy. The full phrase attributed to St. Ignatius is Ad maiorem Dei gloriam inque hominum salutem or "for the greater glory of God and the salvation of humanity." -https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_maiorem_Dei_gloriam Saint Josemaria counted Ignatius as one of his patrons. Ignatian spirituality is evident in the writings of Josemaria and many saints. "Deo omnis gloria. All glory to God. It is an emphatic confession of our nothingness. He, Jesus, is everything. We, without him, are worth nothing: nothing. Our vainglory would be just that: vain glory; it would be sacrilegious robbery. There should be no room for that 'I' anywhere." -Saint Josemaria, The Way, 780

Homily on July 5, 2020 at the 11 AM Mass at St. Leo the Great, Fairfax

In this homily at our 5 AM Mass today, I share some brief thoughts regarding the death of George Floyd and the events and issues surrounding his death. I bring in the Scriptures, comments from Pope Francis, a statement from Archbishop Gomez, and the words of Martin Luther King Jr. It’s certainly not a thorough reflection but rather an invitation to deeper conversation and even deeper conversion.This past Sunday I also shared an examination of conscience that we might use for ourselves. If we wish for deep, structural and systemic change, the change has to begin with each of us individually:Love: Do I demonstrate love or do I demonstrate hate?Joy: Do I exude joy or do I exude bitterness?Peace: Do I have peace in my heart or agitation? Patience: Am I patient or am I impatient? Kindness: Am I kind or am I critical? Goodness: Am I a person of good conduct or do my actions mar my character? Faithfulness: Am I faithful to God and to the things of God or do other things take His place? Gentleness: Do I speak gently or do I speak harshly? Self-Control: Do I have control of myself or am I undisciplined?

Homily for the Fifth Sunday of Easter by Fr. Stephen Hamilton. Re-recorded due to conditions at the outdoor 10:30 AM Mass.Reading 1 ACTS 6:1-7Responsorial Psalm PS 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19Reading 2 1 PT 2:4-9Alleluia JN 14:6Gospel JN 14:1-12

Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time; Fr. John Kerns 11:30 AM Mass, Return of the Men's ACTS Retreat with testimony and theme song.

Make for yourselves purses that do not grow old, a treasure unfailing in heaven. Luke 12:32-48 9 AM Mass

Fr. Riccardo preached at all of the masses at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church this past weekend. In this homily from the 10 AM Mass, Fr. John discusses the ongoing sanctuary renovations in the church. Fr. John tells the congregants that the color of the wall behind the crucifix was matched to the color of the mantle that Mary is wearing in the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe that was left imprinted on the coat of Juan Diego in December of 1531. The wall will serve as a reminder that Mary is presenting her Son to us at every Mass. Fr. John remarks that the entire Christian life is a response to what God has already done for us, and asks how we will respond.

Fr. Riccardo preached at all of the masses at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church this past weekend. In this homily from the 10 AM Mass, Fr. John discusses the request made by James and John in the gospel reading (MK 10:35-45), the response of the other apostles, and Jesus's words to them and to us regarding the nature and purpose of authority.

Fr. Riccardo discusses a hopeful word, a familiar word, and a commissioning word in this homily from the 10 AM Mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. While reflecting on the passing of his mother, Thelma Riccardo, on the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows (September 15th), Fr. John turns to Revelation 21 and the promise that God has made to each of us that there will be a new heaven and a new earth. He tells the congregants that Jesus has defeated Satan, Sin, and Death by His death on the cross. Fr. John concludes by using the words of Winston Churchill to the people of England during the early stages of World War II as words of commissioning for us. Fr. John remarks that God has created us, and gifted us, to live at this time with the mission to tell others about Jesus.

Fr. Riccardo offers an orientation to the sixth chapter of the gospel of John in this homily from the 10 AM Mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. As the Sunday gospel readings for the next five weeks are from John 6, Fr. John looks at the readings from a perspective of history. How do we respond to Jesus, who is the savior of the universe? The fitting response is to worship Him and to tell others about Him. In an age where so many are wandering aimlessly, it is important to share the message that God cares, and that He is faithful.  

Deacon Dave Carignan preached at all of the weekend Masses at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church this past weekend. In this homily from the 8 AM Mass, Deacon Dave discusses the importance of pruning whatever is not of Christ within us if we wish to bear fruit as disciples of Jesus.

Fr. Riccardo preached at all of the Masses this past weekend at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. In this homily from the 10 AM Mass, Fr. John discusses what it means to live as a highly contagious married couple while citing the example of his own parents.

Fr. Riccardo continues to breakdown Archbishop Vigneron's pastoral letter Unleash the Gospel in this homily from the 10 AM Mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Fr. John describes how a chance encounter with a gentleman on a golf course led to a life-changing encounter with Jesus in the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Fr. John remarks that Jesus is the Good Shepherd who goes looking for His lost sheep so that he may bring us back and save us from our pasts.

Fr. Riccardo preached at all of the masses this weekend at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. In this homily from the 10 AM Mass, Fr. John tells the congregation that God is an architect with a blueprint for our lives and for our parish. While reflecting on the readings of this day (ACTS 6:1-7, 1 PT 2:4-9, JN 14:1-12) and on St. Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth (1 COR 3:9-10) Fr. John discusses the role of the laity as living stones in the spiritual house that is our parish.

Today is the 29th anniversary of Father James' ordination to the Catholic priesthood. Each year we get together to give thanks to God for this awesome gift. Here is the homily of Father's homily during the 9 AM Mass of Thanksgiving at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in Corpus Christi, Texas.

Fr. Riccardo discusses reasons why catholics do not evangelize in this homily from the 8 AM Mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church.

Fr. Riccardo preached at the 10 AM Mass honoring parish members completing their high school or college studies. Fr. John tells the congregants that the front door of God's house is always open. We can always come home to Him. Fr. John discusses the history of King David and Uriah (2 SM 11 & 12) while reminding the congregation that forgiveness is available through the sacrament of reconciliation, and that His mercy endures forever.

Fr. Riccardo's father, John J. Riccardo, was called to receive his heavenly reward on February 13th. Fr. John offers a tribute to his father in this homily from the 8 AM Mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church.

On The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, Fr. Riccardo preached at the 10 AM Mass honoring parish members completing their high school or college studies. Fr. John tells the congregants that they can get through any ordeal in life if they have a radical trust in God, who provides grace for the moment, and who promises to be with us always. Fr. John missions the congregants to tell other about Him.

Fr. Chris Stanish returned to Our Lady of Good Counsel in Plymouth, MI to celebrate a Mass of Thanksgiving following his ordination in the Diocese of Gary, IN. In this homly from the 10 AM Mass, Fr. Chris discusses how sometimes encountering God seems to be too good to be true and he encourages the congregation to ask God for really big things.

This is Father Pollard's homily on June 15, 2014 at the 9:00 AM Mass.

This is Father Pollard's homily on June 15, 2014 at the 10:30 AM Mass.

On Pentecost Sunday, Fr. Riccardo preached at the 10 AM Mass honoring parish members completing their high school or college studies. Fr. John looked at the lives of the Apostles before and after their encounter with the Holy Spirit on Pentecost, and discussed how dramatically our own lives can be changed if we are immersed in the Holy Spirit.

This is Father Pollard's homily on May 18, 2014 at the 9:00 AM Mass.

This is Father Pollard's homily on May 18, 2014 at the 10:30 AM Mass.

On the Feast of Corpus Christi, Fr. Riccardo preached at the 10 AM Mass honoring parish members completing their high school or college studies. Fr. John asked the graduates and all congregants whether they have come to know Jesus. For those students about to depart for college in the fall, Fr. John encouraged them to pray daily, to stay close to Mass, to read His word, and to find some way to serve. Fr. John remarked that true greatness comes from knowing the Lord, from loving Him, and from making Him known to others.

Fr. Riccardo reflects on judgment day in this homily from the 10 AM Mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church.

On the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, Fr. Riccardo addressed a congregation that included a group of recent high school and college graduates from the parish. Fr. John offered his advice to the graduates in this homily from the 10 AM Mass and listed nine habits he considers essential for college students to thrive and be great.

Fr. Riccardo discusses the importance of Eucharistic Adoration is this homily from Our Lady of Good Counsel Church.  Fr. John reminds the congregation that the Eucharist is exposed after the weekday 6:30 AM Mass until 8:00 AM, and all day on Tuesday for the day of prayer.  Fr. John encourages all parishioners to spend time praying before the Blessed Sacrament.

On the Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord, Fr. Riccardo addressed a congregation that included a group of recent high school and college graduates from the parish. Fr. John offers his advice to the graduates in this homily from the 10 AM Mass. The readings for this day are Acts 1:1-11, Eph 1:17-23, and Mt 28:16-20.

Fr. Riccardo challenges the congregation to recognize Jesus in His "distressing disguise" in this homily from the 8 AM Mass at OLGC.  The readings for this day are Is 58:7-10, 1 Cor 2:1-5, Mt 5:13-16.

In this homily for the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the 10 AM Mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, Fr. Riccardo reflects on the dignity and destiny of every human.  Fr. John reminds the congregation that their bodies were made to be glorified by God, and encourages them to treat every person who comes into their lives with respect, reverence, and awe.

In this homily from the 8 AM Mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel, Fr. Riccardo asks the congregation, "Why are you here?" Father John reminds the congregation that Jesus is the answer to every real and significant question that they ask.

Fr. Riccardo invites the congregation to spread the light of faith in the community and in their families in this homily from the 8 AM Mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church.