Category: Ordinary Time
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A Vocation to Beatitude: Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time – Year A
Christ’s Beatitudes can teach and transform us, purifying our hearts.
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The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Homily outline for the vigil mass or mass during the day for the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
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Take up your cross: Catholic homily outline for the Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C
Taking up one’s daily cross–Christian holiness by way of the Cross. The necessary virtues of fortitude and temperance.
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Contrition: Catholic homily outline for the Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C
God gladly forgives the sins of the contrite of heart. Contrition. Daily examination of conscience.
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Thanksgiving: Catholic homily outline for the Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C
A great prophet has arisen. God has visited his people. Christ frees creation from sin and death. Prayers of thanksgiving.
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The Most Holy Trinity
Living as Children of the Most Holy Trinity.
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Awe and presumption: Catholic homily outline for the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Central idea: Awe in God’s presence. Doctrine: Awe in God’s presence vs. the sin of presumption. Practical application: An examination of conscience on awe and presumption.
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Christ the Prophet: The Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Christ the prophet par excellence. The laity’s participation in the office of Christ the prophet. Lay prophets.
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Christ is the living and incarnate Word of God – The Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Christ is the living and incarnate Word of God. God inspires both the human authors of the written Word of God and its readers. Reading the written Word of God.
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The Wedding Feast at Cana – The Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
The marriage of God and man. Marriage in the Lord. Spousal life.
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Catholic homily outline for the Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B – Judgment
Central idea: The last days and things. Doctrine: The Last Judgment and the hope of a new heaven and a new earth. Practical application: What to do now to be ready for the hour of our death. Written as an aid for homilists and a resource for the faithful, this doctrinal homily outline (1) provides…
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Catholic homily outline for the Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B – Poverty of heart
Central idea: Give all you have to God. Doctrine: Poverty of heart. Practical application: Voluntary humility. Written as an aid for homilists and a resource for the faithful, this doctrinal homily outline (1) provides insights into the Lectionary readings, (2) explicates a doctrine of Catholic Faith or morals from them, and (3) shows specific ways…