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Category Archives: sermons
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C John 2,2-11
Since it is a family wedding, the organizers have been invited months in advance. They write a list of invitees and then wonder if someone has been forgotten so they don’t feel offended that they weren’t invited to the wedding … Continue reading
Feast of the Baptism of the Lord C Lk 3,15-22
When we listen to the expression of an unknown person, for example, on television or social networks, we often ask: Who is it? What does he think of himself? By what right does he speak like that? And that times … Continue reading
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2nd Sunday after Christmas Year C John 1,1-18
Sometimes, dear friends, under the influence of various sufferings, we find ourselves in a state in which we have the impression that there is no one in the world who understands us. And to anyone who would try to comfort … Continue reading
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Feast of The Holy Family, Luke 2,41-52
There are always family holidays on Christmas Eve. All family members try to gather at home, with their parents, to experience them together. Today’s Sunday of the Holy Family should also deepen the sense of family cohesion and togetherness. Let us, … Continue reading
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Fourth Sunday of Advent, Year C Luke 1,39-45
Preparations for Christmas are at their peak, and everyone, according to their means, procures what is needed for the Christmas table, under the tree, or in the apartment to celebrate the Lord’s birth as dignified as possible. During this rush, … Continue reading
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3. Advent Sunday C Luke 3,10-18
Only twice a year can a priest wear a pink robe – on the 3rd Sunday of Advent and the 4th Sunday of Lent. Both Sundays symbolize the joy of the approaching Christmas or Easter holidays. Even today’s church service … Continue reading
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First Sunday of Advent, Year C Luke 21, 25-28, 34-36
Today’s Luke’s Gospel may seem daunting, filled with warnings of disasters, leaving us paralyzed. Yet, it presents a pressing challenge: how do we prepare to stand before the Son of Man? It may seem out of place as Advent begins, … Continue reading
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Thirty-second Sunday in ordinary Time, Year B Mk 12,38-44
Last Sunday, we heard the guidance – do not forget the love of God and neighbor, and today, Jesus tells us about fully surrendering ourselves into God’s hands, into the hands of the one to whom our love is directed. … Continue reading
28 Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B Mark 10,17-30
People living on this earth know several ways to live well and comfortably. Probably the most famous way is to have wealth and enjoy it throughout your life. Every day, we witness how people chase wealth, and the media will slowly … Continue reading
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27. Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B Mr. 9,38-43,45, 47-48
Among the terrible deaths is drowning. In the past, when they wanted to punish someone with this death, they attached a heavy stone to his shoulders so that he could not save himself at all. If he wanted to swim, … Continue reading