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Home / Homily Resources - Page 21
  • Liturgy | Weekday Homily Resources

    15 April 2025 – Tuesday of Holy Week

    15 April 2025 – Tuesday of Holy Week (1) Isaiah 49:1-6 The life of God’s servant seems a failure, but it bears great fruit Listen to me, O coastlands, pay attention, you peoples from far away! The Lord called me before I was born, while I was in my mother’s womb he named me. He…

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    14 April 2025 – Monday of Holy Week

    14 April 2025 – Monday of Holy Week (1) Isaiah 42:1-7 My servant, whom I uphold, my chosen, the One in whom my soul delights Here is my servant, whom I uphold, my chosen, in whom my soul delights; I have put my spirit upon him; he will bring forth justice to the nations. He…

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  • Liturgy | Sunday Homily Resources

    13 April 2025 – Palm Sunday, (Passion Sunday) Years A, B, C

    13 April 2025 – Palm Sunday, (Passion Sunday) Years A, B, C (1) Isaiah 50:4-7 The Suffering Servant will not be put to shame The Lord God has given me the tongue of a teacher, that I may know how to sustain the weary with a word. Morning by morning he wakens my ear to…

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  • Liturgy | Weekday Homily Resources

    12 April 2025 – Saturday of Week 5 of Lent

    12 April 2025 – Saturday of Week 5 of Lent (1) Ezekiel 37:21-28 I will bring them back, and I will cleanse them Say to them, Thus says the Lord God: I will take the people of Israel from the nations among which they have gone, and will gather them from every quarter, and bring…

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  • Liturgy | Weekday Homily Resources

    11 April 2025 – Friday of Week 5 of Lent

    11 April 2025 – Friday of Week 5 of Lent Optional Memorial: St Stanislaus, Bp of Kraków, Poland in 1072, spoke out against corruption, murdered in 1097. (1) Jeremiah 20:10-13 Though many plot against God’s servant, he is safe in God’s hands For I hear many whispering: “Terror is all around! Denounce him! Let us…

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  • Liturgy | Weekday Homily Resources

    10 April 2025 – Thursday of Week 5 of Lent

    10 April 2025 – Thursday of Week 5 of Lent (1) Genesis 17:3-9 Abraham believe in God’s promises, despite delays and disappointments Then Abram fell on his face; and God said to him, “As for me, this is my covenant with you: You shall be the ancestor of a multitude of nations. No longer shall…

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  • Liturgy | Weekday Homily Resources

    09 April 2025 – Wednesday of Week 5 of Lent

    09 April 2025 – Wednesday of Week 5 of Lent (1) Daniel 3:14-20, 24-25 Trusting in God, they are saved from the fiery furnace Nebuchadnezzar said to them, “Is it true, O Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, that you do not serve my gods and you do not worship the golden statue that I have set…

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  • Liturgy | Presider's Page

    Presider’s Page for 13 April (Palm Sunday)

    Presider’s Page for 13 April (Palm Sunday) Introduction Dear friends in Christ, since the beginning of Lent we have been preparing, by works of charity and self-sacrifice, to celebrate our Lord’s paschal mystery. Today we come together to begin this solemn celebration in union with the whole Church throughout the world. Jesus entered in triumph…

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  • Liturgy | Weekday Homily Resources

    08 April 2025 – Tuesday of Week 5 of Lent

    08 April 2025 – Tuesday of Week 5 of Lent (1) Numbers 21:4-9 The brazen serpent; anyone bitten can look at it and live From Mount Hor they set out by the way to the Red Sea, to go around the land of Edom; but the people became impatient on the way. The people spoke…

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  • Liturgy | Weekday Homily Resources

    07 April 2025 – Monday of Week 5 of Lent

    07 April 2025 – Monday of Week 5 of Lent Optional Memorial: St John Baptists de la Salle, 1651-1719, cared and educated children and trained teachers, formed teh Brothers of the Christian Schools. Patron of teachers. (1) Daniel 13:1-9, 15-17, 31-62 Susanna is falsely accused; Daniel’s questions uncover the truth There was a man living…

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  • Liturgy | Sunday Homily Resources

    06 April 2025 – 5th Sunday of Lent, Year C

    06 April 2025 – 5th Sunday of Lent, Year C (1) Isaiah 43:16-21 The prophet promises the exiles a new Exodus Thus says the Lord, who makes a way in the sea, a path in the mighty waters, who brings out chariot and horse, army and warrior; they lie down, they cannot rise, they are…

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  • Liturgy | Weekday Homily Resources

    05 April 2025 – Saturday of Week 4

    05 April 2025 – Saturday of Week 4 Memorial: St Vincent Ferrer, 1350-1419, Dominican priest, preached missions across Spain, France and Italy. Helped bring Church unity during the Great Schism between teh Avignon and Roman claimants to the papacy. (1) Jeremiah 11:18-20 The Just One is led like a gentle lamb led to the slaughter…

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  • Liturgy | Weekday Homily Resources

    04 April 2025 – Friday of Week 4 of Lent

    04 April 2025 – Friday of Week 4 of Lent Optional Memorial: St Isidore, Bishop of Seville in 600, died there in 636, a greta writer who also completed the Mozarabic liturgy, still celebrated today. (1) Wisdom 2:1, 12-22 Malice against the good foreshadows the Passion of Jesus Foolish people reasoned unsoundly, saying to themselves,…

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  • Liturgy | Weekday Homily Resources

    03 April 2025 – Thursday of Week 4 of Lent

    03 April 2025 – Thursday of Week 4 of Lent (1) Exodus 32:7-14 Though his people rebel, Moses begs another chance for them The Lord said to Moses, “Go down at once! Your people, whom you brought up out of the land of Egypt, have acted perversely; they have been quick to turn aside from…

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  • Liturgy | Presider's Page

    Presider’s Page for 6 April (Fifth Sunday of Lent)

    Presider’s Page for 6 April (Fifth Sunday of Lent) We gather to worship our compassionate God, who heals our sinfulness and challenges us to leave our sinfulness behind. Penitential Rite To prepare ourselves for this celebration, let us call to mind our sins: (pause) You were sent to heal the contrite of heart: Lord, have…

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  • Liturgy | Weekday Homily Resources

    02 April 2025 – Wednesday of Week 4 of Lent

    02 April 2025 – Wednesday of Week 4 of Lent Optional Memorial: St Francis of Paola, 1416-1507, born in Calabria, became a hermit, attracted others, later called the Order of Minims, died at Tours in France. (1) Isaiah 49:8-15 God promises the exiles, “You’ll be a sign of salvation!” Thus says the Lord: ‘In a…

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  • Liturgy | Weekday Homily Resources

    01 April 2025 – Tuesday of Week 4 of Lent

    01 April 2025 – Tuesday of Week 4 of Lent Optional Memorial: St Ceallach (Celsus), born 1080, abbot of Armagh in 1105, ordained and presided over the Synod of Rathbreasail in 1111. Died in 1129 while visiting Munster, buried in Lismore, at his own request. (1) Ezekiel 47:1-9, 12 Life-giving water flows out from the…

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  • Liturgy | Weekday Homily Resources

    31 March 2025 – Monday of Week 4 of Lent

    31 March 2025 – Monday of Week 4 of Lent (1) Isaiah 65:17-21 “Rejoice in what I am creating!” Good things in store for those who love God For I am about to create new heavens and a new earth; the former things shall not be remembered or come to mind. But be glad and…

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  • Liturgy | Sunday Homily Resources

    30 March 2025 – 4th Sunday of Lent, Year C

    30 March 2025 – 4th Sunday of Lent, Year C (1) Joshua 5:9-12 The Israelites, free at last from slavery and humiliation in Egypt, enter the land of promise The Lord said to Joshua, “Today I have rolled away from you the disgrace of Egypt.” And so that place is called Gilgal to this day….

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  • Liturgy | Weekday Homily Resources

    29 March 2025 – Saturday of Week 3 of Lent

    29 March 2025 – Saturday of Week 3 of Lent (1) Hosea 6:1-6 God wants our love more than ritual sacrifice “Come, let us return to the Lord; for it is he who has torn, and he will heal us; he has struck down, and he will bind us up. After two days he will…

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    Presider’s Page for 15 March 2026 (Fourth Sunday of Lent – Laetare Sunday, Mother’s Day)

    March 9 2026
    Cate. Haruna Leo Chongfilawas
    May this Laetare Sunday brings us uncountable joy in mourning for Our Lord who will ransom us with His precious blood. And may almighty God grant us peace, and happiness that last forever as we journey towards perfection in this Lenten Observance, through christ our Lord. Amen
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    Synod Report (and reactions): On women’s participation in the life and leadership of the Church

    March 12 2026
    Roy Donovan
    In spite of some very good things in this Synodal Report - the underlying message remains the same with the acceptance of gender inequalities around women's ordination. Women remain inferior. We priests are extra special and as the numbers go down, we are even more special. The priesthood is our entitlement, exclusively a male entitlement. This is contrary to the Gospel. The underlying message of the institutional Church is that some men (especially priests) have more entitlements than women. The global world and especially men pick up from the institutional Church's actions round women – that women are inferior and have less entitlements. There are ever present increasing push backs against women. This is evident in Irish society with massive increases of women dying of violence from partners or other males, which has led to an increase in the need for services, supports and refuges for women. The World Health Organization has concluded that ‘Violence against women is rooted in and perpetuated by gender inequalities’. The Church is perpetuating these inequalities. Because the Irish institutional Church will not ordain women, it is not able in a credible way to speak out on this. Women are not allowed to take a seat at the top table and you have to ask the question, 'Does priesthood have an unconscious bias towards women?' Is it not time to face up to this? The Church needs to come out loudly and clearly to the modern world in words and actions that women and men are fully equal. One would expect that the institutional Church, inspired by the Gospel of Jesus Christ, would be leading the way. Instead, it is secular society and many women who are holding the mirror up to the institutional Church and challenging it to address the complete equality of women in all aspects of the Catholic Church.
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    Roy Donovan ACP Leadership Team responds to Bishop Coll on Synodality…

    March 4 2026
    Joe O'Leary
    Of interest surely to Sean and to everyone else here is Crossan's book "In Search of Paul: How Jesus's Apostle opposed Rome's Empire with God's Kingdom", 2004 (co-authored with Jonathan L. Reed). I picked it up for nothing but have not yet read it -- it's historically dense and richly illustrated and is lauded as "an inspiring synthesis of history and theology, politics and religion." I see that the bookshop quarter of Tokyo, Jimbocho, has been voted the coolest quarter in the whole world! Surely hyperbolic, though it has several universities as well. My area, Koenji, used to be called the "poor man's Jimbocho" but has lost its best secondhand bookstores. However, there is a sort of garage sale held in a huge shed every weekend. Today I picked up Kenneth Clark, Looking at Pictures (1960) for 150JPY = .82 Euro, and I am reading the gripping work of Jean Strouse, Alice James, A Biography (1982), which I bought for 200 JPY (1.10 Euro). The problems of space and time which these purchases entail are an insoluble surd.
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    15 March 2026 – 4th Sunday of Lent, Year A

    March 15 2026
    Thara Benedicta
    Key Message: Your Story is for God's Glory!! Homily: A girl was wearing sunglasses even in cold weather. When her friend enquired why, the girl replied, "Since I do not have good looks, people tend to avoid me. But when I wear this costly sunglass, people speak with me without any sign of hesitation". Have you ever felt left out because of your appearance or status? Have you ever felt unwanted by people? David was also of the same status. His own father ignored him and did not even call him to be there, when the Prophet Samuel asked Jesse to bring all his sons. None of his other sons thought about this shepherd brother. David also knew that no one wanted him. He was ignored by everyone. But instead of spending his time worrying about his pitiful situation, he spent his time happily praising God. He spent his entire day praising God with his harp. God was enjoying His songs. He filled His entire day by communicating with God. God loved Him and He loved God. They both were sufficient for each other. When you feel rejected, spend your time with Jesus, who is always longing to spend time with you. When the shepherd boy David became King David, he still had the same relationship with God. Now he is not ignored but he is respected by his whole kingdom. Still, he reciprocates the same feelings he had as a shepherd boy, “The Lord is my shepherd; there is nothing I shall want.” Saint Paul invites us to have the same relationship with our Lord Jesus, who is the light of the world Light reveals what darkness hides. When we are in light, we will know what is correct and wrong. With Jesus as our light, we will have clarity in our thoughts and the next steps to be taken. He will guide you where you need to go. This leads us to the Gospel. Jesus meets a man who has been blind since birth. The disciples immediately start asking theological questions: “Who sinned?” They root cause every suffering to a sin. But Jesus gives a new perspective. This suffering is for the glory of God. So when others despise you that you are suffering because of your past sins, you can confidently say, "My story is for God's glory to be revealed". Then our Lord Jesus does something unusual. He makes mud, puts it on the man’s eyes, and tells him to wash in the pool of Siloam. The man obeys, washes, and suddenly he can see. Our Lord Jesus can do a miracle not in the way we expect, it can be in a total different way. After the miracle, our Lord always asks us to wash our wastes. After raising Lazarus up, our Lord asked them to unwind Lazarus from his grave clothes. Here the blind person had to wash his eyes to see. So after our Lord Jesus performs a miracle, we have to do our simple part to actually experience the miracle. What to do after the miracle? That our Lord Jesus Christ will reveal. He will not expect us to do something that He has not told us to do. So the message will reach us somehow. It can be even as a thought. But the real miracle in this story is not only physical sight, it is spiritual sight. As the story unfolds, the blind man begins to see more clearly who Jesus is. At first he says, “The man called Jesus healed me.” Then he says, “He is a prophet.” Finally, when Jesus meets him again, the man says, “Lord, I believe.” Meanwhile, the Pharisees who think they see everything clearly refuse to believe. They question, argue, and reject the truth standing right in front of them. And Jesus says something striking: “Those who do not see may see, and those who think they see may become blind.” In other words, the greatest blindness is not in the eyes, it is in the heart. The parents of the blind persons were also afraid. They could have told the same words that their son had told. But they refused to proclaim the great miracle for their son. When our Lord Jesus came to know that the once upon blind person was driven out, our Lord went in search of him. He spoke with him, revealed that it God Himself speaking to him and opened his spiritual eyes too. So do not allow fear to keep you away from experiencing God's Blessings!!
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