Tag Archives: Homily

Daily Mass: God works through us. Catholic Inspiration

Both St. Paul and the Psalmist show how we are able to accomplish great things through the power of the Holy Spirit of God working through us. May we take this message to heart and allow the Spirit to tackle the needs before us this day.

Mass Readings – Friday of the 31st Week of the Year

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Daily Mass: In life and death we belong to the Lord. Catholic Inspiration

St. Paul reminds the Romans that in both living and dying we are the Lord’s. We, too, owe everything we have to God…and how we face life, death and eternal life will reveal to others our desire to be disciples of Jesus Christ.

Mass Readings – Thursday of the 31st Week of the Year

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Daily Mass: What we do and How we do it. Catholic Inspiration

The Psalm Response inspires us to help one another with a kind and gracious heart. As we determine what we can do today, may we also decide how to do it in a manner worthy of Jesus.

Mass Readings – Wednesday of the 31st Week of the Year

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Daily Mass: What’s your gift and how will you use it? Catholic Inspiration

St. Paul inspires the Romans to use the God-given gifts they have received for one another. What’s your gift? How will you use what the Lord has lavished upon you?

Mass Readings – Tuesday of the 31st Week of the Year

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31st Sunday of the Year: God comes to us! Catholic Inspiration

In the Gospel of Luke we see how Jesus initiates the encounter with Zaccheus (who looks ridiculous climbing a tree because he is so short) and invites this past sinner to become forever changed. Zaccheus swiftly accepts this invitation, inspiring us to accept God’s invitation in our lives as well!

Mass Readings – 31st Sunday of the Year

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All Souls – The commemoration of the faithful departed. Catholic Inspiration

On this Feast of All Souls we remember our beloved dead, and we hold on to the words of hope that are proclaimed through the Scripture readings. May we pray for those who have gone before us: Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them! May they rest in peace!

Mass Readings – The commemoration of All Souls

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The Solemnity of All Saints. Catholic Inspiration

Do you want to be a saint? Saints are not passive persons parked on a cloud with a harp; saints are redeemed sinners who have hearts filled with the love of Christ who share that love with joy in Heaven. This is what God calls us to…this is what we are made for! Do you want to be a saint?

Mass Readings – Solemnity of All Saints

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Daily Mass: God gives us strength for the spiritual battle. Catholic Inspiration

St. Paul reminds the people of Rome that our spiritual battles are fought with the Lord by our side, and nothing can overcome God’s strength. May the Lord’s grace encourage us to face the challenges before us this day!

Mass Readings – Thursday of the 30th Week of the Year

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Daily Mass: Our hope is in the mercy of God. Catholic Inspiration

The Psalm response reminds us that our hope is not founded in our strength, our wealth or our abilities…it is founded upon the mercy of God. May this mercy give us the wisdom to turn to the Lord for our needs this day!

Mass Readings – Wednesday of the 30th Week of the Year

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Daily Mass: We start small to grow big. Catholic Inspiration

Jesus teaches that the Kingdom of God starts small but over time grows larger and is transformed. The same is true for our spiritual journey, reminding us to take the small steps we need to do today to become the disciples the Lord calls us to be.

Mass Readings – Tuesday of the 30th Week of the Year

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