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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Advent Antiphons: November 30th
Beside the Sea of Galilee, the Lord saw two brothers, Peter and Andrew, and he said to them: Come after me and I will make you fishers of men. Cf. Matthew 4:18-19 On this Feast of Saint Andrew, one … Continue reading
Advent Antiphons: November 29th
The Lord will bestow his bounty, and our earth shall yield its increase. Psalm 85: 13 Indeed, God promises a bountiful harvest in His grace. Once upon a time, when much of the world farmed, the promise by God of … Continue reading
In You I have Trusted
Advent dawns, and our redemption is at-hand. Continue reading
A Thanksgiving Day Prayer
We thank you, God, even for the things that annoy us to death. Continue reading
The War Within
How do we defeat ISIS? Or any other foe? By winning the war within. Continue reading
Homily: The Kingdom of Hearts
Click HERE for Father Reesman’s homily from the Solemnity of Christ the King, year B, given at Saint Frances Cabrini Parish, on Sunday, November 22nd, 2015.
ISIS: So Whose Fault Is It?
ISIS is a summons to humility in the face of forces that are beyond our human power to vanquish. Continue reading
Paris Mourns
The Paris attacks are a continuation of the same war. Continue reading
On Preaching, Then and Now
“… this kind of talk is no longer in fashion. Even preachers are composing their sermons so as not to displease. They may have good intentions, and the good deeds may follow; but the result is that few try to … Continue reading
Keeping the Flock Together
Because of the Lord’s covenant and the ancestral laws, the Saints of God persevered in loving brotherhood, for there was always one spirit in them, and one faith. We celebrate great feast days of Church unity this week. The above … Continue reading