Nov 19 - Homily: Eleventh Hour
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Fr. Louis Maximilian on the need for spiritual healing referring to the blind man who yells out to Jesus. Continuing on his theme of the retreat he came to give he brings in what Pope Benedict says on this passage that the blind man is like the western de-Christianized countries who once were so spiritually wealthy are now impoverished and are calling out to Christ in the Eleventh Hour. Ave Maria! Mass: St. Agnes of Assisi - Opt Mem - Form: OF Readings: Monday in the 33rd Week in Ordinary Time 1st: rev 1:1-4; 2:1-5 Resp: psa 1:1-2, 3, 4, 6 Gsp: luk 18:35-43 To Download Audio go to http://airmaria.com?p=31857
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Thank you again. I had an uncle and a cousin reach out on their death beds. Thanks be to our Lord Jesus Christ and his marvelous Mother, who was invoked by prayer through family members, trying to live good Catholic lives.
My prayers and intentions are for those who are still astray.