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Sunday Homily!

Readings here. To ponder: how does Our Lord's teaching on divorce & remarriage flow from the purpose of mankind and the kind of family we are called into?

[Posted a little late-- sorry!] from the St. John XXIII University Parish, Knoxville TN

Tune in to hear how the Church defines “society”, and why society is absolutely essential to our flourishing as human beings. This is the first of a 3-part miniature sermon-series on Catholic Social Teaching in conjunction with voting.

Tune in to hear why it is important to participate and take responsibility for the health of society, and some practical tips on how to discern one's participation. This is the second of a 3-part miniature sermon-series on Catholic Social Teaching in conjunction with voting.

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Discipleship Sunday Homily: September 22, 2024 by Mary Seat of Wisdom Catholic Parish

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Saintly Service Saves.

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Fr. Mattingly explains what the Church's current liturgical discipline says regarding “ordinary” and “extraordinary” ministers of Holy Communion, and why the use of extraordinary ministers is limited to specific circumstances.

There are five common answers given to the question, "Who is Jesus of Nazareth?" Fr. Mattingly breaks down each answer, showing how two of the most commonly given are quite irrational.

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A question for your conscience: Do I support Jesus more than my preferred political candidate? A call to be a person of faith in action.

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In the climax of Jesus' bread of life discourse, many of his disciples leave. Fr. Mattingly looks into why some stay and some go after Jesus' teaching on the Eucharist.

Fr. Mattingly utilizes an unusual analogy to explain how sin develops and unfolds. 

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How to correct with love.

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Making sense of some hard sayings in scripture.

In today's gospel, Jesus emphasizes over and over again that the Eucharist is necessary to have ‘life' within us. What kind of life is he referring to? And what unique connection does the Eucharist have with this ‘life'?

Learn why discomfort is essential to excellence in any endeavor, but especially in our efforts to build virtue.

Have you ever wondered why Jesus bothered to multiply food, which was at-hand when feeding the multitudes, rather than just creating food out of nothing? My guess is you probably haven't, but now that it's on your mind listen to this homily to find out why that's significant.

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Humility heals our wounds.

Despairing? Don't delay, be determined, disregard the naysayers, do not be afraid.

When faced with trials in life, we are tempted to doubt two truths about Jesus. Tune in as Fr. Mattingly unpacks those two doubts, along with the example of a Saint who persevered through a multitude of trials without losing heart.

The tragedy of the fearful Christian and the glory of the bold!

On this Father's Day, Fr. Mattingly preaches on a virtue particularly pertinent to fatherhood, namely courage. Some of this homily echoes a past homily on courage, but with some new examples.

Homily on the Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary TimeTake your feelings to the classroom of your mind

Fr Joe Krupp homily on the Tenth Sunday of Ordinary TimeCatholic Priest Fr Joseph J Krupp Sunday homilies