Words Disclose
If you have found yourself in conflict with your spouse, parents, kids, co-workers – this is a great homily. Fr Mike discusses 3 daily practices to be more deliberate about the words that we use.
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The Prodigal Son – Everything He Has Is Yours
I have heard many homilies on the Parable of the Prodigal Son. I never understood why the older brother should not have felt aggrieved. Bishop Barron’s homily is the first time I truly understood it. This parable teaches us key lessons about our relationship with God. If we could only give in the same manner as the way God gives to us, we would find our lives would be a great celebration; just like the celebration held for the younger son on his return.
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What do we highlight in life?
Belonging to Christ shapes all of our vision. What do we consider is a good life? Is it our job, spouse, family, vacations, cars… Fr. Mike outlines our life is a gift from God. We need to decide what will be highlighted as Christians.
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Finding Lasting Happiness
While the world is good, we must realize that nothing in this world will satisfy the deep longing of our hearts. The best experiences we have are like watching a fireworks display. Incredibly beautiful but then it passes and we are left longing for more. Christ is the only good that can satisfy our deepest hunger
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The Poison of Indifference
Our society has wonderful technology. Social media (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram…) and news feeds, however, bombard us with an endless stream of information. We become numb to bad news and to the suffering of others.
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Nothing We Give to God is Wasted
While Catholics are called to be givers, the mindset that our world gives us is one of scarcity. How can you give if you feel there is not enough to go around? This excellent homily by Fr. Mike describes how to not fall to the fear of scarcity and instead to live with a mindset of abundance.
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Is Religion in Conflict with Science?
Our culture assumes that Religion is in conflict with Science. This is not the case. They point to the example of Galileo as science and religion being incompatible.
This excellent homily by Bishop Barron offers the story of the Magi. Looking up at the stars – their science led them to and not away from God.
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