SUNDAY HOMILY: The Happy Priest - Are You Ready?

12/2/2012

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Pope Benedict XVI's Prayer Intentions for January 2013
General Intention: The Faith of Christians. That in this Year of Faith Christians may deepen their knowledge of the mystery of Christ and witness joyfully to the gift of faith in him.
Missionary Intention: Middle Eastern Christians. That the Christian communities of the Middle East, often discriminated against, may receive from the Holy Spirit the strength of fidelity and perseverance.

Keywords: sunday homilies, homily, homilies, father james farfaglia, advent, christmas, sacrament of confession, sin, second coming, pope benedict

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Tom McGuire
5 months ago
Dictatorship of relativism also places little value on the lives of people in Bangladesh and Pakistan where the cheap cloths that are sold in Walmart are made. The people locked in a factory making Christmas presents for Americans seems to be off the radar of Catholics who have no other evil in mind than abortion, same sex marriage, and birth control.

People seek integrity which means consistency in living the truth. The witness of people living the whole Gospel would have multitudes seeking Christ. Advent calls us to repent and prepare the way of the Lord for all people, especially the poor, not just those who agree with me.
William
5 months ago
need you to please send sundays homilys .email. please GOD BLESS
Robert Burford
5 months ago
Well said Father Farfaglia !! You described the doctrine of relativism perfectly. Exodus 20 contains the big ten commandments (not suggestions). I am sharing this with friends.
maria lucia l. reyes
5 months ago
I thank God for giving His Church; people that can still see the truth in this time where the evil spirit seem to govern the hearts and mind of our brethren.May God and you continue reminding our generation that ego and fleshly desires will never last and that it will never bring us to Gods side...

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