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Topic: Weekly Homily


God's Message Read More
Weekly Homily The Prophet Isaiah and Evangelist Matthew have virtually the same story. Isaiah has a love story between God and His people. The story is how he planted His vineyard and cared for it constantly but with no good result.
Print this Written by: Editor Wednesday, October 1, 2008

A Sheepish Flock Read More
Weekly Homily If Jesus is the Good Shepherd, what does that make us?
Print this Written by: Father Dan Thursday, April 26, 2007

Lead us not into temptation Read More
Weekly Homily Even when we try to avoid temptation, sometimes temptation finds us.
Print this Written by: Father Dan Thursday, February 22, 2007

All You Have to Do is Ask Read More
Weekly Homily Jesus died on the cross to offer an eternal sacrifice for the forgiveness of sins.
Print this Written by: Father Dan Wednesday, June 13, 2007

En Garde! Read More
Weekly Homily Advent is a time for us to be more aware and ready for the coming of Christ.
Print this Written by: Father Dan Wednesday, November 29, 2006

Kant Help It Read More
Weekly Homily Immanuel Kant was a rather strange man, but some of his observations are quite helpful.
Print this Written by: Father Dan Thursday, March 1, 2007

Bam! Read More
Weekly Homily Essence and existence are two different things.
Print this Written by: Father Dan Wednesday, March 7, 2007

The Rising Son Read More
Weekly Homily Baptism gives us eternal life - the only thing we have to fear is sin.
Print this Written by: Father Dan Wednesday, March 14, 2007

Looking Forward Read More
Weekly Homily Philo Farnsworth was plowing a potato field when he looked back at what he'd done, and invented television!
Print this Written by: Father Dan Wednesday, June 27, 2007

No Spin Zone Read More
Weekly Homily There is an impression many people have that the God of the Old Testament was a mean God, and the God of the New Testament is a nice God.
Print this Written by: Father Dan Thursday, July 5, 2007

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