Thank you again for the welcome into your parish that everyone has so graciously offered me in these past few weeks. Your hospitality gives glory to God.
October 14, 2006
Going Away Sad
This weekend I give my first Sunday homily. Here are the readings, and here's what I came up with:
Thank you again for the welcome into your parish that everyone has so graciously offered me in these past few weeks. Your hospitality gives glory to God.
Thank you again for the welcome into your parish that everyone has so graciously offered me in these past few weeks. Your hospitality gives glory to God.
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There's a lot of food for thought here! Thank you for posting it on your blog so those of us "far away" can benefit as well.
ReplyDeleteI liked the Bonaventure quote in particular--that is something for me to work on.
How did the homily go?
Last Sunday's readings were pretty awesome (of course, it is the Word of God!). Unfortunately, the homily I heard focused more on why we should give to Catholic Services Appeal. But I've been wanting to meditate more on those readings because they all seemed to fit together so well.
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