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During Coronavirus lockdowns,
audio recorded by phone is not as clear as our library
files
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2020
43 homilies by Canon Philip, 'Year A' Matthew. | December 2020
'Year B' Mark, for Advent and Christmas
JANUARY
2021
'Sunday
Message' for January readings available here
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3rd January, 2nd Sunday in Christmastime
Readings
(Year B): 1st; Ecclesiasticus 24:1-2.8-12. Psalm; 147. 2nd;
Ephesians 1:3-6.15-18. Gospel; John
1:1-5.9-14
read
homily pdf
and  listen mp3 (12.42
mins)
If
isolating at home listen to 5pm Vigil Mass (edit 38
mins)
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Sunday 10th
January, Baptism of the Lord
Readings (Year B):
1st; Isaiah 55:1-11 Psalm; Isaiah 12. 2nd; 1 John 5:1-9
Gospel; Mark 1:7-11
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homily pdf
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17th
January, 2nd Sunday in ordinary time
Readings (Year B): 1st: 1 Samuel
3:3-10. 19. Psalm: 39. 2nd: 1 Corinthians 6:13-15. 17-20.
Gospel: John 1:35-42.
Read
short homily for Mass during
Covid-19 3rd lockdown restrictions and the long version for reading
online (pdf)
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24th
January, 3rd Sunday in ordinary
time
Readings (Year B):
1st: Jonah 3:1-5. 10. Psalm: 24. 2nd: 1 Corinthians 7:29-31.
Gospel: Mark 1:14-20.
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homily pdf
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External link:
Homily by Bishop Robert Barron on offering up
suffering, given at a Mass for Hospital Workers and First
Responders (in his private chapel - Jan 12, 2021)
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From our library: (in the
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 18-25th Jan), The CTIPA
Christian Unity Service, with Choral Evening Prayer, in our Parish
church on 22nd Jan 2012. Preacher: The Bishop of Truro, Tim
Thornton; 'if we take prayer seriously, will the process of
prayer allow the possibility of change ... structural
unity, working together.'  listen / download mp3 audio (16:20
mins)
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31st
January, 4th Sunday in
ordinary time. Readings (Year B):
1st: Deuteronomy 18:15-20. Psalm: 94. 2nd: 1 Corinthians 7:32-35.
Gospel: Mark 1:21-28. read
homily pdf
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FEBRUARY
2021
'Sunday
Message' for February readings available here
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7th
February, 5th Sunday in
ordinary time
Readings (Year B):
1st: Job 7:1-4. 6-7. Psalm: 146. 2nd: 1 Corinthians 9:16-19. 22-23.
Gospel: Mark 1:29-3
read
homily pdf
- & if isolating at home, listen
to 11am Sunday Mass (Mass
begins at 4:15mins after music, edit 42mins)
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14th
February, 6th Sunday in
ordinary time
Readings (Year B):
1st: Leviticus 13:1-2. 44-46. Psalm 31. 2nd: 1 Corinthians
10:31-11:1. Gospel: Mark 1:40-45
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homily pdf
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Article:
Why did Jesus touch the leper, by Origen of Alexandria (185-254
AD): "And why did [Jesus] touch him, since the law forbade the
touching of a leper? He touched him to show that 'all things are
clean to the clean' (Titus 1:15). Because the filth that is in one
person does not adhere to others, nor does external uncleanness
defile the clean of heart. So he touches him in his untouchability,
that he might instruct us in humility; that he might teach us that
we should despise no one, or abhor them, or regard them as
pitiable, because of some wound of their body or some blemish for
which they might be called to render an account... So, stretching
forth his hand to touch, the leprosy immediately departs. The hand
of the Lord is found to have touched not a leper, but a body made
clean! Let us consider here, beloved, if there be anyone here that
has the taint of leprosy in his soul, or the contamination of guilt
in his heart? If he has, instantly adoring God, let him say: 'Lord,
if you will, you can make me clean.'" (from Fragments on Matthew
2.2-3)
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A
meditation on ‘The Green
Cross’ for Lent 2021, by Fr. David Annear ~ Lent resources
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21st
February, 1st Sunday in
Lent
Readings (Year B):
1st: Genesis 9:8-15. 44-46. Psalm 24. 2nd: 1 Peter 3:18-22. Gospel:
Mark 1:12-15
read
homily pdf
if
isolating listen to 21st
Feb Sunday Mass (edit 37
mins)
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28th
February, 2nd Sunday in
Lent
Readings (Year B):
1st: Genesis 22:1-2. 9-13. 15-18. Psalm: 115. 2nd: Romans 8:31-34.
Gospel: Mark 9:2-10
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homily pdf
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MARCH
2021
'Sunday
Message' for March readings available here
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7th
March, 3rd Sunday in
Lent
Readings (Year B):
1st: Exodus 20:1-17. 9-13. 15-18. Psalm: 18. 2nd: 1 Corinthians
1:22-25. Gospel: John 2:13-25
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homily pdf
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14th
March, 4th (Laetare) Sunday
in Lent
Readings (Year B):
1st: 2 Chronicles 36:14-16. 19-23. Psalm 136. 2nd: Ephesians
2:4-10. Gospel: John 3:14-21
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homily pdf
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21st
March, 5th Sunday in
Lent
Readings (Year B):
1st: Jeremiah 31:31-34. Psalm 50. 2nd: Hebrews 5:7-9. Gospel: John
12:20-33
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homily pdf
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28th
March, Palm Sunday of the Passion
of The Lord
Readings (Year B):
1st: Isaiah 50:4-7. Psalm 21. 2nd: Philippians 2:6-11. Gospel: Mark
14:1-15:47 The passion of our Lord Jesus Christ according to
Mark
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homily pdf
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Music for the Triduum during
Covid-19 restrictions on singing, from choir and musicians at our
church.
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APRIL
2021
'Sunday
Message' for April readings available here
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4th
April, Easter
Sunday
Readings (Year B):
1st: Acts 10:34. 37-43. Psalm 117. 2nd: Colossians 3:1-4. Gospel:
John 20:1-9.
read
homily pdf
listen
to Holy Saturday Solemnity of the Lord's Resurrection
- The Easter Vigil Mass (edit 55
mins)
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Music for the Triduum during Covid-19
restrictions on singing, from choir and other musicians at our
church (with external links for Easter 2021)
‘True Life in
Christ - A Meditation for Easter’ 2021 by Canon David
Annear, based on the fourth of our Rosary windows, the Glorious
Mysteries.
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Archive: Renewal of Baptismal Promises
(Easter 2004) - Fr. Cormac click
here (1:41 mins)
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11th April
2021 Divine Mercy Sunday 2nd of
Easter
Readings (Year B):
1st: Acts 4:32-35. Psalm 117. 2nd: 1 John 5:1-6. Gospel: John
20:19-31. read
homily pdf
(referenced
in homily: I know
that my Redeemer liveth, Aria from Handel's Messiah, sung by
Dame Isobel Baillie. In a 1979 interview
she spoke of singing the work with conviction (faith) never as a
concert)
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18th April
2021 3rd Sunday of
Easter
Readings (Year B):
1st: Acts 3:13-15. 17-19. Psalm 4. 2nd: 1 John 2:1-5. Gospel: Luke
24:35-48.
read
homily pdf
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Archive: Divine Mercy Sunday pm devotions
(2013) - Fr. Louis Rieunier click
here (7:02 mins)
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Archive:
Readings from 2013 pm service of devotions. The full afternoon
service included, Rosary, Divine Mercy Chaplet, Eucharistic
Adoration, Benediction, Veneration, Reconciliation.
Parish readers and
Fr. Louis
click
here .... service is edited down to 22:43 mins ...
(more Divine Mercy Sunday ~ prayers
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25th April
2021 4th Sunday of
Easter. Readings (Year B):
1st: Acts 4:8-12. Psalm 117. 2nd: 1 John 3:1-2. Gospel: John
10:11-18.
read
homily pdf
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MAY
2021
'Sunday
Message' for May readings available here
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2nd May
2021 5th Sunday of
Easter
Readings (Year B):
1st: Acts 9:26-31. Psalm 21. 2nd: 1 John 3:18-24. Gospel: John
15:1-8. read
homily pdf
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9th May
2021 6th Sunday of
Easter
Readings (Year B):
1st: Acts 10:25-26. 34-35. 44-48. Psalm 97. 2nd: 1 John 4:7-10.
Gospel: John 15:9-17. read
homily pdf
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External
link: How to Know
Christ Is Alive in You - Bishop Barron’s Sermon for 5th
Sunday of Easter (more on his 'WoF' YouTube
channel)
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23rd May 2021
Bishop
Mark's Pentecost Sunday Pastoral Letter: video or
read pdf. This weekend we have a Pastoral
Letter from Bishop Mark. Referring to the G7 at Carbis Bay in June,
one theme is the Environment which encourages us to pray with the
Psalmist for this Pentecost Sunday:
‘Send forth your Spirit O Lord, and renew the face of the
earth.’
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30th May 2021
Trinity Sunday
Readings (Year B): 1st: Deuteronomy 4:32-34. 39-40.
Psalm: 32. 2nd: Romans 8:14-17. Gospel: Matthew
28:16-20
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homily pdf
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JUNE
2021
'Sunday
Message' - click here for June Sunday readings
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6th June 2021
Corpus Christi
Readings (Year B):
1st: Exodus 24:3-8. Psalm: 115. 2nd: Hebrews 9:11-15. Gospel: Mark
14:12-16. 22-26.
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homily pdf
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13th June 2021
11th Sunday ordinary time
Readings (Year B):
1st: Ezekiel 17:22-24. Psalm: 91. 2nd: 2 Cor 5:6-10. Gospel: Mark
4:26-34.
read
homily pdf
listen to recording at 5pm vigil mass
mp3 10:36 mins, apologies for noise due to a
microphone failure
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20th June 2021
12th Sunday ordinary time
Readings (Year B):
1st: Job 38:1. 8-11. Psalm: 106. 2nd: 2 Corinthians 5:14-17.
Gospel: Mark 4:35-41.
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homily pdf
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 27th June 2021
13th Sunday ordinary time
Readings (Year B):
1st: Wisdom 1:13-15; 2:23-24. Psalm: 29. 2nd: 2 Corinthians 8:7. 9.
13-15. Gospel: Mark 5:21-43.
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homily pdf
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29th June 2021
SS Peter & Paul
1st reading: Acts
12:1-11. Psalm: 33(34):2-9. 2nd reading: 2 Timothy 4:6-8,17-18
‘.
Gospel: Mt 16:13-19 ‘You are Peter and on this rock I will build my
Church’.
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homily pdf
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JULY
2021
'Sunday
Message' - click here for July Sunday readings
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4th July 2021
14th Sunday ordinary time
Readings (Year B):
1st: Ezekiel 2:2-5. Psalm: 122. 2nd: 2 Corinthians 12:7-10. Gospel:
Mark 6:1-6.
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homily pdf
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For 11th July 2021 as Fr. Philip is away
From
our 2015 library for 15th Sunday OT year B
Readings: Amos 7:12-15 &
Ephesians 1:3-14 - Gospel: Mark 6:7-13 "Jesus summoned
the twelve and began to send them out"
Homily
by Fr. Philip Dyson Listen (3.33MB MP3 - 9:40 mins. 2015)
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From our library:
Reflection for Fifteenth Sunday in ordinary time Year B:
Jesus sent out the Twelve to preach the Good News of the Kingdom of
God and to bring healing to those who were suffering – in other
words, to enhance the lives of others. Sometimes we may find
ourselves having doubts as to whether we are on the 'right track'
in our Christian discipleship. We may occasionally ask ourselves,
“Am I, or am I not, doing God’s will, and living as he wants me
to?” It can be all too easy to confuse what we want with
what God wants - a golden opportunity for the devil to step in and
muddy the proverbial waters.
The scriptures provide
essential guidelines by which we can check whether we are truly on
the 'right track', or merely going off on our own sweet way. One
important measuring rod is that saying of Jesus, “By their
fruits you shall know them.” The most important of these fruits
is love. We read in the first letter of St John, “He who
says he is in the light and hates his brother (or sister) is in the
darkness still…” It is interesting that St John uses this
particular word, “brother”; it brings home to us very powerfully
that the Church is a family, and in that family (as in all
other families), everyone has an important part to play. If any
individual is difficult, or quarrelsome, or not regular in
attendance, the whole family is the poorer for
it.
“By their fruits you shall know
them.” St Paul very kindly lists the kind of fruits for which we
should be known: “But I say, walk by the Spirit, ....the fruit
of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness,
faithfulness, gentleness, self-control; against such there is no
law.… And let us not grow weary in welldoing, for in due season we
shall reap, if we do not lose heart. So then, as we have
opportunity, let us do good to all men, and especially to those who
are of the household of faith.” (Selections from Galatians
chapter 5).
It is clear that we should all
strive to produce good fruit in that way in our daily lives. To do
so is very much to our benefit, the benefit of those around us, and
the benefit of the family of the Church, the 'household of faith.'
This is one very effective way of evangelising – arguably the most
effective and fruitful way. ~ Fr John Gilbert
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For 18th July 2021 as Fr. Philip is away
From
our 2015 library for 16th Sunday OT year B
Readings: Jeremiah
23:1-6 & Ephesians 2:13-18 - Gospel: Mark 6:30-34 "They
were like sheep without a shepherd"
Homily by Fr. Philip
Dyson at 11am
Mass
Listen (3.20Mb MP3 - 9:18 mins. 2015)
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also from
our 2015 library on 16th Sunday OT year B
Homily by Fr. Jon
Bielawski (visiting from Falmouth)
'The generous response of
Jesus'
Listen 9am Mass (2.76Mb MP3 - 8:02 mins. 2015)
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“The
Lord invites us to cast the net afresh and to reach out to others.
If we do not know how to do it, then love will show us the way.” ~ Bishop Mark
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25th July 2021
17th Sunday ordinary time
Readings (Year B): 1st: 2 Kings 4:42-44. Psalm: 144. 2nd: Ephesians 4:1-6. Gospel: John 6:1-15.
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homily pdf
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