TUESDAY HOMILY: Coherence in Preaching and Living God's Word

2/26/2013

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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: year of fatih, lent, Fr. Roger J. Landry, daily homilies

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ana
2 months ago
Working in the natural family planning "world" with John and Sheila Kippley for almost 30 years, we know many listen to Satan, knowinly and unknowingly, thru misguided "leaders" . We personally cling to the Church and Christ to be able to inspire many to continue to live this life of grace, without contraception or contracepting behaviors. We have been so blessed to live this teaching and are ever grateful for Holy Mother Church in her ability to be constant in Truth. It truly is an awesome gift for the world.
Robert Burford
2 months ago
"Preach always and if you must use words." Perfect examples of half truths , but one more is this and unfortunately many in the pews believe this. Abortion is bad but contraception is okay. Not for premarital sex but in the context of Holy Matrimony. After all the sperm and the egg have not united. This lie is what many people believe and is many in the medical community support. Ron Paul the politician says abortion is bad EXCEPT in the case of rape. Your point and I must agree is that there are many false teachers of half truths. Since the Pope is Christ's representative and we need to listen to that teacher with more respect.

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