JANUARY
2024
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1st January 2024 - Mary Mother of God - see library
archive
7th
January 2024 - The
Epiphany
Readings: (Year B): 1st: Isaiah
60:1-6. 2nd: Ephesians 3:2-3,5-6.
Gospel: Matthew 2:1-12. 'The visit of the Magi'
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Fr. Philip's homily notes
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8th January 2024 - The Baptism of the Lord
 From our library: The Baptism
of the Lord 2013 - Homily by Fr. Louis Rieunier
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(8.05mins)
Alleluia, Alleluia! The Heavens
opened and the Father's voice resounded: "This is My Son, the
Beloved. Listen to Him." Alleluia - Mk 9:8
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14th
January 2024 - 2nd Sunday in Ordinary
Time
Readings: (Year B): 1st: 1 Samuel
3:3-10,19. 2nd: 1 Corinthians 6:13-15,17-20. Gospel: John
1:35-42. 'We have found the Messiah'
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Fr. Philip's homily notes
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21st
January 2024 - 3rd Sunday in Ordinary
Time
Readings: (Year B): 1st: Jonah
3:1-5,10. 2nd: 1 Corinthians 7:29-31. Gospel: Mark 1:14-20.
'I will make you into fishers of men'
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Fr. Philip's homily notes
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28th
January 2024 - 4th Sunday in Ordinary
Time
Readings: (Year B): 1st: Deut
18:15-20. 2nd: 1 Corinthians 7:32-35. Gospel: Mark
1:21-28.
'Unlike the scribes, he taught them with authority'
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Fr. Philip's homily notes
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external
link >> watch 'Surrender
to the Holy One' sermon from Bishop
Barron. “Friends, the first reading from Deuteronomy today is of
signal importance. Moses, speaking to the people before they enter
the Promised Land, says, “A prophet like me will the LORD, your
God, raise up for you from among your own kin; to him you shall
listen.” These words haunted the mind of Israel. Moses was the
supreme authority; there was no figure in the Old Testament more
important. Who could be greater than Moses? We find the answer in
the Gospel: Jesus of Nazareth, the Holy One of God, who speaks on
his own authority.”
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FEBRUARY
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4th
February 2024 - 5th Sunday in Ordinary
Time
Readings: (Year B): 1st: Job
7:1-4,6-7. Psalm 146(147):1-6. 2nd: 1 Cor 9:16-19,22-23.
Gospel: Mark 1:29-39. 'He cast out devils and cured many who
were suffering from disease'
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Fr. Philip's homily notes
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11th
February 2024 - 6th Sunday in Ordinary
Time
Readings: (Year B): 1st: Leviticus
13:1-2,44-46. 2nd: 1 Corinthians 10:31-11:1. Gospel: Mark
1:40-45.
'The leprosy left the man at once, and he was cured'
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Fr. Philip's homily notes
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external
link >> watch 'Pray, Serve,
Evangelize' today's sermon from Bishop Barron
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18th
February 2024 - 1st Sunday in
Lent
Readings: (Year B): 1st: Genesis
9:8-15. Psalm 24(25):4-6,7b-9. 2nd: 1 Peter 3:18-22. Gospel:
Mark 1:12-15. 'Jesus was tempted by Satan, and the angels looked
after him'
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Fr. Philip's homily notes
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25th
February 2024 - 2nd Sunday in
Lent
Readings: (Year B): 1st: Genesis
22:1-2,9-13,15-18. 2nd: Romans 8:31-34. Gospel: Mark 9:2-10.
'This is my Son, the Beloved'
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MARCH
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3rd
March 2024 - 3rd Sunday in
Lent
Readings: (Year B): 1st: Exodus
20:1-17. 2nd: 1 Cor 1:22-25. Gospel: John 2:13-25. 'Destroy
this sanctuary and in three days I will raise it up'
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Philip's 2021 homily notes ...
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10th
March 2024 - 4th Sunday in Lent
(Laetare)
Readings: (Year B): 1st: 2
Chronicles 36:14-16,19-23. 2nd: Ephesians 2:4-10. Gospel:
John 3:14-21. 'God sent his Son so that through him the world might
be saved'
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Philip's 2021 homily notes
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external
link >> watch 'A Tour of the Ten
Commandments' today's sermon from Bishop Robert Barron
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Laetare Sunday is the new moon,
which is the Paschal Moon guiding the date of Easter. This year it
also marks the start of Ramadan. Also Mothering Sunday, a word I
think covers something much wider than has become common “Mothers’
Day.” Of course, our own mothers are important, but it widens to
Our Lady ‘mothering the Church, her children. Happy
Laetare/Mothering Sunday. Fr. Philip 10th March 2024
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external
link >> watch 'Face Your
Fears' today's sermon from Bishop
Barron .. the Gospel on this Fourth Sunday of Lent includes one of
the most famous verses in the Bible: “For God so loved the world
that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him
might not perish but might have eternal life” (John
3:16)
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17th
March 2024 - 5th Sunday in
Lent
Readings: (Year B): 1st: Jeremiah
31:31-34. 2nd: Hebrews 5:7-9.
Gospel: John 12:20-33. 'If a grain of wheat falls on the ground
and dies, it yields a rich harvest'
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Philip's 2021 homily notes
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24th
March 2024 -
Palm Sunday of the Passion of The Lord
Readings: (Year B): 1st: Isaiah
50:4-7. 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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Philip's 2021 homily notes
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external
link >> watch 'Put Yourself in
the Passion Narrative' Palm Sunday sermon from
Bishop Barron ... 'what I want to do today is
something a little bit different: instead of putting the focus on
Jesus, I want to focus on a series of people around him as they
react in different ways to the events of the Passion, putting
ourselves in the scene. Who do we identify with in this story as
Jesus comes toward his death?'
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external
link >> 'Verbum Caro, Panem
Verum'
Bishop Barron's sermon for Holy Thursday Mass
2024
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external
link >> 'Quod Scripsi,
Scripsi'
Bishop Barron's sermon for Good
Friday 2024
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31st
March 2024 - Easter
Sunday
Readings: (Year B): 1st: Acts
10:34,37-43. 2nd: Colossians 3:1-4.
Gospel: John 20:1-9. 'He must
rise from the dead'
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Philip's 2021 homily notes
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‘True Life in
Christ ~ A Meditation for Easter’ by Canon David Annear, based
on the fourth of our Rosary windows, the Glorious
Mysteries.
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Archive: Renewal of Baptismal
Promises
Fr. Cormac (Easter 2004) click
here (1:41 mins)
external
link >> watch 'Evidence of the
Resurrection' Easter Sunday sermon from
Bishop Barron ... 'Friends, a very happy and
blessed Easter! We come to the climax of the Church’s year, the
feast of feasts, the very reason for being of Christianity.
Everything in Christian life centers around the Resurrection. And
the Church gives us, every year, the account of Easter morning from
the Gospel of John. I want to bring out just one feature that John
especially draws attention to—namely, the burial cloths left behind
in the tomb. These strange and wonderful cloths that opened the
door to faith long ago could perhaps do the same thing
today.'
external
link >> watch 'Declare the
Resurrection'
Bishop Barron's sermon at Mass for Easter Sunday
2024
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APRIL
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prayers
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7th
April 2024 - Divine Mercy
Sunday
Readings: (Year B): 1st: Acts
4:32-35. 2nd: 1 John 5:1-6. Gospel: John 20:19-31. 'Eight
days later, Jesus came again and stood among them'
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Philip's 2021 homily notes
(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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From our Homily
Library: Divine Mercy Sunday pm devotions (2013)
Fr. Louis Rieunier click
here (7:02 mins)
From our audio
library: Readings from 2013 pm devotions. The full afternoon
service included, Rosary, Divine Mercy Chaplet, Eucharistic
Adoration, Benediction, Veneration, Reconciliation.
Parish readers and Fr. Louis Rieunier
click here
.... service edited to 22:43 mins ...
(more Divine Mercy Sunday ~ prayers
download)
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14th
April 2024 - 3rd Sunday of
Easter
Readings (Year B):
1st: Acts 3:13-15. 17-19. 2nd: 1 John 2:1-5.
Gospel: Luke 24:35-48. 'It is written that the Christ would
suffer and on the third day rise from the dead'
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Philip's 2021 homily notes
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21st
April 2024 - 4th Sunday of
Easter
Readings (Year B):
1st: Acts 4:8-12. 2nd: 1 John 3:1-2. Gospel: John 10:11-18.
'The good shepherd is one who lays down his life for his
sheep'
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Philip's 2021 homily notes
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external
link >> watch 'What Happens After
We Die?
Bishop Barron's sermon for 3rd Sunday of Easter
2024
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external
link >> watch 'Three Qualities of a
Good Shepherd'
Bishop Barron's sermon for 4th Sunday of Easter
2024
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28th April 2024 - 5th Sunday of Easter
Readings (Year B): Acts 9:26-31. 2nd: 1 John 3:18-24.
Gospel: John 15:1-8. "I am the vine, you
are the branches. Whoever remains in me, with me in him, bears
fruit in plenty."
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Philip's 2021 homily notes
2015 Homily by Fr. Philip Listen or download audio (11:23 mins)
2012 Homily by Fr. Philip
Listen or download audio (12:32
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MAY
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JUNE
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2nd June 2024 - Corpus
Christi -
The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
Readings
(Year B): 1st: Exodus 24:3-8. 2nd: Hebrews 9:11-15.
Gospel: Mark 14:12-16. 22-26 "This
is My body. This is My blood"
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Philip's 2021 homily notes
2015 Homily by Fr. Philip Listen or download audio
2012 Homily by Fr. Philip Listen or download audio |
external
link >> watch 'The Power of Eucharistic Adoration'
Bishop Barron's sermon for Corpus Christi 2024 ".. we come to the great Feast of Corpus
Christi - the Body and Blood of Christ. This year, as the Church in the US is going through a lengthy Eucharistic Revival, it’s good for us once again to turn to this greatest of sacraments. What I want to do today is to talk about a spiritual practice that has become very dear to me in the course of my
life - and that is Eucharistic Adoration."
[
Adoration
notes ]
external
link >> watch 'What is Eucharistic
Adoration?'
Bishop Barron's talk June 5th 2024 ".. 'Friends,
if there’s one thing I can encourage you to do - Catholic or not - it
is to spend time before the Blessed Sacrament. That little red light is
always on, beckoning us toward Christ. So many of the spiritual giants
of the twentieth century - Fulton Sheen, Edith Stein, Mother Teresa, and
John Paul II, to name a few - were often found praying before the
Eucharistic Lord.' |
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9th June 2024 - 10th
Sunday in Ordinary Time
Readings
(Year B): 1st: Genesis 3:9-15. 2nd: 2 Corinthians 4:13-5:1. Gospel:
Mark 3:20-35. "A kingdom divided against itself cannot stand"
No
archive available listen / download homily by Fr.
Paul Andrew
(11 mins with Gospel ) Vigil Mass 5pm Saturday 8th
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16th June 2024 - 11th
Sunday in Ordinary Time
Readings
(Year B): 1st: Ezekiel 17:22-24. Psalm: 91. 2nd: 2 Cor 5:6-10. Gospel:
Mark 4:26-34.
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Philip's 2021 homily notes
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or download audio (2021 5pm vigil Mass) |
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external
link >> watch 'What Is Sin?' Bishop Barron's sermon
for
10th Sunday OT 2024 ".. we return now to Ordinary Time, and this Sunday, the Church gives us such a fundamentally important reading from the third chapter of the book of Genesis, which is about the fall. To return to this story—written, under God’s inspiration, with stunning perceptiveness—is to discover again the nature and basic dynamics of
sin." |
external
link >> watch 'See Things Differently' Bishop Barron's sermon
for
11th Sunday OT 2024 "Friends, people of faith just see things differently. They see what the nonbeliever sees—they read history and watch the news and see what’s going on in the world—but they see more than that. They see the world according to God’s plans and purposes—an ample and even peculiar vision that can often make spiritual people seem a little crazy. All three of our readings this Sunday are touching on this theme." |
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23rd June 2024 - 12th
Sunday in Ordinary Time
Readings
(Year B): 1st: Job 38:1. 8-11. Psalm: 106. 2nd: 2 Cor 5:14-17. Gospel: Mark
4:35-41 'Even the wind and the sea obey him'
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Philip's 2021 homily notes 2015 Homily by Fr. Philip Listen or download audio |
30th June 2024 - SS Peter & Paul
Readings
(Year B): 1st: Acts 12:1-11. Psalm: 33(34):2-9. 2nd: 2 Timothy 4:6-8,17-18.
Gospel: Mt 16:13-19 ‘Feed my lambs, feed my sheep’.
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Philip's 2021 homily notes
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external
link >> watch 'Peace in the Storm' Bishop Barron's sermon
for
12th Sunday OT 2024 "Friends, our Gospel for today is Mark’s account of the stilling of the
sea ... What I'm going to do is give you three separate interpretations of this story, all of which have come up out of the ancient Church, and all of which shed light on the spiritual life." |
external
link >> watch 'Reach Out in Faith' Bishop Barron's sermon
for
30th June 2024 "Mark’s Gospel .. shows great literary sophistication, and you see it especially in this famous passage for today: the story of the daughter of Jairus, which is interrupted by the story of the hemorrhaging woman. Of course we read these as
marvellous miracle stories of Jesus, but they’re meant to speak of the miracle of grace that still goes on in the life of the Church today." |
JULY
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7th July 2024 - 14th
Sunday in 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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Philip's 2021 homily notes
2012 Homily by
visiting Priest, Fr. Peter Coxe -
Listen or download audio
(11:22 mins) |
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external
link >> watch 'A Thorn in the Flesh' Bishop Barron's sermon
for
14th Sunday OT 2024 ".. our second reading is from Paul’s Second Letter to the Corinthians. The focus of the reading is “a thorn in the flesh” that was given to Paul “to beat me, to keep me from being too elated.” What was it? We don’t know, but whatever it was, it wasn’t trivial. We all have something like this—some physical, psychological, or spiritual suffering that’s chronic and deeply troubling. Yet this struggle with the thorn in the flesh is very often what brings us back to God." |
external
link >> watch 'The Shepherd Has Arrived' Bishop Barron's sermon
for
16th Sunday OT 2024 " Friends
the readings for this Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time are interwoven
with each other in a very interesting way. I want to start with the
first reading from Jeremiah, then look at the Gospel from Mark, and then
circle back to the second reading from Paul’s Letter to the Ephesians,
which I think sheds the most light on the thematics here—namely,
God’s desire to shepherd his people, and the arrival of the shepherd
in Christ." |
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28th July
2024 - 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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Philip's 2021 homily notes
2015 Homily by Fr. Philip Listen or download audio |
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