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Homily from the Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time.
That means that it belongs to Him.
Jesus tells us to give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to give to God what belongs to God. But if a coin bears Caesar's image, whose image do we bear? We were created in God's image and purchased at a price. Before we ever knew Him, we already belonged to Him. We are no...
Homily from the Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time.
I believe that God exists, but I do not live as if God exists.
Sometimes we become so comfortable with our words, our schedules, and our everyday choices that we ignore God's invitation to a life-changing relationship with Him. God has made Himself ignorable for the sake of love: but love pays attention. The...
Homily from the Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time.
I believe that God exists, but I do not live as if God exists.
Sometimes we become so comfortable with our words, our schedules, and our everyday choices that we ignore God's invitation to a life-changing relationship with Him. God has made Himself ignorable for the sake of love: but love pays attention. The...
Homily from the Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time.
Concern asks, "What can I do?" Worry asks, "What if?"
Worry can feel useful, responsible, even protective. But it keeps us rehearsing futures we cannot control. Concern moves us toward the next right thing. We can do what is ours to do, give God what we cannot control, and choose hope: not because we know w...
Homily from the Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time.
Concern asks, "What can I do?" Worry asks, "What if?"
Worry can feel useful, responsible, even protective. But it keeps us rehearsing futures we cannot control. Concern moves us toward the next right thing. We can do what is ours to do, give God what we cannot control, and choose hope: not because we know w...