Author: Kevin Aldrich
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Divine Mercy: The Second Sunday of Easter
Divine Mercy. Evidence for the Resurrection of Christ. Renewal of Parish Life.
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The resurrection of Christ and our resurrection – Easter
The Resurrection of Christ and our resurrection.
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Easter – The Lord’s Day and Walking with the Holy Spirit
To view the Lectionary readings for Easter, you can go to the USCCB website here and select them from the calendar. The outline below is based on the Homiletic Directory’s second group of Catechism points with the theme: “Easter, the Lord’s Day” (CCC 647, 1167-1170, 1243, 1287). In this outline I will focus just…
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Points to consider for the Easter Vigil readings
Points to consider when preparing a brief homily for the Mass of Easter Vigil.
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The Resurrection of the Lord
Joy in the Resurrection of Christ and of us.
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Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion
Christ took the suffering, which his enemies sinfully inflicted upon him, and made it the means by which they can be forgiven and healed.
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Resurrection from the Dead: Fifth Sunday of Lent
Resurrection from the dead. Death and hope in our own resurrection. A proper awareness of death.
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Lights of the World: Doctrinal Homily Outline for the Fourth Sunday of Lent
Christ is the light of the world. We are to be lights of the world.
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Solemnity of Saint Joseph, Husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Joseph, Jesus’ foster father and Mary’s husband, was a just man. The virtue of justice. Living the virtues of respect and responsibility.
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Living Water: The Third Sunday of Lent
Living water. Free acceptance of the Gospel. Conforming our hearts to God’s will.
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The Promise of Eternal Life: The Second Sunday of Lent
Grace. Our response. The promise of eternal life.
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God is merciful to sinners: The First Sunday of Lent
God is merciful to sinners. Concupiscence and self-mastery. Lenten activities.