Nov 16 - Homily: The Woman of the Yes, Intro

Get Flash to see this Video.

Version 8 and above required to view videos

Uploaded by AirMaria on Nov 17, 2012

Homily #121116bs ( 21min) Play -�Fr. Louis Maximilian from our friary in New Bedford, Mass. gives a homily for the opening mass for his retreat on the words of St Benedict XVI on Mary, "The Woman of the Yes". Father covers the fact that the pope was a famous theologian prior to his election, having played a central role in the Second Vatican Council. When Pope Benedict speaks of Mary he focuses on the fact that her entire life is one big "Yes!", saying "yes" to her Lord and to the plan of salvation and the role she is to play in this which God has decreed for her before time began. Ave Maria! Mass:�- Opt Mem - Form:�OF Readings:�Friday in the 32nd Week in Ordinary Time 1st: 2jo 1:4-9 Resp: psa 119:1, 2, 10, 11, 17, 18 Gsp: luk 17:26-37 To Download Audio go to http://airmaria.com?p=31814

Channel:
Homilies

Keywords:
Mary Pope Benedict XVI Response Vatican II

1 - 2 of 2 Comments

Louie Goad
6 months ago
St. JUDE: I am alone in body but not in spirit. I Work with the dead. Often I can feel the cry's of the children from abuse. I Work in pathology. We never talk of the things we deal with
on a day in, out basic.
54 ,No wife, No children.
My children are those that died of abuse. I do cry for many in my home.
Often it is enough to drive one insane. How can one do to their on children?
My Sister thinks I am letting work get in the way. I only wish I could helped just one of the children, before he is on my table!
Louie Goad of Tucson AZ.
judy claar
6 months ago
Thank you Father. Your words were very intriguing and heartfelt. May they pass to all that hear your words. Always lingering, never forgetting. Blessings...

Comments submitted must be civil, remain on-topic and not violate any laws including copyright. We reserve the right to delete any comments which are abusive, inappropriate or not constructive to the discussion.

Though we invite robust discussion, we reserve the right to not publish any comment which denigrates the human person, undermines marriage and the family, or advocates for positions which openly oppose the teaching of the Catholic Church.

This is a supervised forum and the Editors of Catholic Online retain the right to direct it.

We also reserve the right to block any commenter for repeated violations. Your email address is required to post, but it will not be published on the site.

We ask that you NOT post your comment more than once. Catholic Online is growing and our ability to review all comments sometimes results in a delay in their publication.

Name *

Email *

Comment *

Send me important information from Catholic Online and it's partners. See Sample

Post Comment