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August 2016 Homilies

August 28, 2016.mp3     Fr. Al Camp is celebrating Mass for us during Fr. Gerry's absence. His Homily was successfully recorded! Listen here!

Last Sunday's Readings (Aug 28th): audio version and text version.
This Sunday's Readings (Sept 4th): audio version and text version.

August 21, 2016 Homily.pdf  Due to technical difficulties, the Homily recording was not available this week. Previous homilies may still be accessed in the archive. Here is a written version that Fr. Camp provided. 

Last Sunday's Readings (Aug. 21st): audio version and text version.
This Sunday's Readings (Aug. 28th): audio version and text version.

August 14, 2016  Homily.mp3     Fr. Al Camp is celebrating Mass for us during Fr. Gerry's absence. The Reading from Hebrews speaks of running the race. (Hebrews 12:1) Fr. Camp reflects on the Olympics going on now, and that it has plenty of races. He reminds us that we, too, are running a race and we are supposed to keep our eyes fixed on Jesus. Being a disciple always has a cost, but the flame of truth keeps us humble. Fr. Camp speaks of our readings today — Jeremiah stood for the truth; Jesus stood for the truth. He says we need to sit with ourselves and face the truth. He says when he sits with the Lord in Centering Prayer, this time helps him do precisely that.

Last Sunday's Readings (Aug 14th): audio version and text version.
This Sunday's Readings (Aug 21st): audio version and text version.

August 7, 2016.mp3 (listen here)     Fr. Al Camp is celebrating Mass for us during Fr. Gerry's absence. Fr. Camp adds his wisdom & wit to his homily. He speaks about our Merciful God, the Transfiguration of Our Lord, and having Faith in our journey. 

Last Sunday's Readings (Aug 7th): audio version and text version.
This Sunday's Readings (Aug 14th): audio version and text version.

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Every Holy Mass, heard with devotion, produces in our soul marvelous effects, abundant spiritual and material graces which we cannot fathom. It is easier for the earth to exist without the sun than without the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass! Padre Pio - 33 Days to Eucharistic Glory

Please join us for Mass @ 10am, followed by a Holy Hour of Adoration.

She prophetically incarnated the intrinsic unity between love of God and love of neighbor. She was clear where that synthesis came from: living a truly Eucharistic life.

“The time you spend with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament is the best time that you will spend on earth.”

She begged the archbishop, “One thing I request of you, Your Grace, is to give us all the spiritual help we need. If we have Our Lord in the midst of us, with daily Mass and Holy Communion, I fear nothing for the sisters nor myself. He will look after us. But without him I cannot be. I am helpless.”

“People ask,” she confessed, “Where do the sisters get the joy and the energy to do what they are doing?” She replied, “The Eucharist.” At the 1976 Eucharistic Congress in Philadelphia, she elaborated on that source of power: “To be able to live this life … we need our life to be woven with the Eucharist. That’s why we begin our day with Jesus in the Holy Eucharist. With him, we go forward.”

She spoke of the benefits: “Nowhere on earth are we more welcomed or loved than by Jesus in Eucharist. When you look at the crucifix, you understand how much Jesus loved you. When you look at the Sacred Host you understand how much Jesus loves you now."

Please join us for Mass @ 10:00am, followed by a Holy Hour of Adoration.
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She prophetically incarnated the intrinsic unity between love of God and love of neighbor. She was clear where that synthesis came from: living a truly Eucharistic life.

“The time you spend with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament is the best time that you will spend on earth.”

She begged the archbishop, “One thing I request of you, Your Grace, is to give us all the spiritual help we need. If we have Our Lord in the midst of us, with daily Mass and Holy Communion, I fear nothing for the sisters nor myself. He will look after us. But without him I cannot be. I am helpless.” 

“People ask,” she confessed, “Where do the sisters get the joy and the energy to do what they are doing?” She replied, “The Eucharist.” At the 1976 Eucharistic Congress in Philadelphia, she elaborated on that source of power: “To be able to live this life … we need our life to be woven with the Eucharist. That’s why we begin our day with Jesus in the Holy Eucharist. With him, we go forward.”

She spoke of the benefits: “Nowhere on earth are we more welcomed or loved than by Jesus in Eucharist. When you look at the crucifix, you understand how much Jesus loved you. When you look at the Sacred Host you understand how much Jesus loves you now.

Please join us for Mass @ 10:00am, followed by a Holy Hour of Adoration.
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