Realized I never posted last week's homily. It's about being good pray-ers. Also, my mic went nuts, so it's just me talking loudly, but I think it's tolerable.
https://t.co/IUJlxa4t1n
One month post-Camino, I found an opportunity to preach about it. You can find my homily (Sept. 28th) about choosing the right goal for your pilgrimage here:
https://t.co/MYCeGXjACf
Here's my homily from yesterday, the Vigil of Pentecost.
NB: It's NOT a homily for today, Pentecost. But you can still read it today. Or tomorrow.
https://t.co/MYCeGXjACf
When I teach homiletics, I tell my students a homily should have one & only one topic.
Here's mine from yesterday (the 4th Sunday of Easter). It discusses Mother's Day, shepherds and sheep, Bl. Stanley Rother, & just for good measure, Pope Leo XIV.
https://t.co/MYCeGXj2MH
My homily for today, the 2nd Sunday of Easter: Divine Mercy Sunday. It's all about hands. Ours and His.
https://t.co/MYCeGXj2MH
You can listen to it now. I might be able to post text for reading later.
π§΅1. My favorite secular Christmas song is, bar none, βChristmas (Baby, Please Come Home)β by Darlene Love. I watched her sing it on Letterman every year until he retired, and since then, thanks to the magic of YouTube, we watch it again every Dec. 23rd.
π§΅ 6. Iβll be at Christ the King in Tulsa at 4:15 in the gym (because 4:00 in the church WILL overflow) and midnight in the church.
If you need help finding a Mass near you, leave a comment on this post or send me a message here or text me. Iβll be happy to help you.
I need to make a new page of https://t.co/HMcgWonHWB for the new liturgical year, but in the meantime, see the first comment below for my homily from this morning, the 4th Sunday of #Advent, about allowing Mary to guide our preparation over these last few days before Christmas.