Give and Receive

November Homilies

November 26, 2017.mp3   Fr. Gerry asks the probing question, "Why do you come to Church?" and reflects on some of the key pieces in the Gospel — Who are all of the nations?  — Who are the least of my brothers and sisters? — How have I responded to them?

This Sunday's Readings (November 26) text version and audio version
Next Sunday's Readings (December 3) text version  and audio version

November 19, 2017.mp3

This Sunday's Readings (November 19) text version and audio version
Next Sunday's Readings (November 26) text version  and audio version

November 12, 2017.mp3  Fr. Gerry returns with a great reflection on true Wisdom, and what it means to be ready for the coming of the Lord. What do we treasure? Lord, change my heart of stone. Let me become like You.

This Sunday's Readings (November 12) text version  and audio version
Next Sunday's Readings (November 19) text version and audio version

We do not have a recorded Homily for November 5th as we had a visiting priest, Fr. Jason Johnston, who spoke on vocations. We pray for an increase in vocations to the priesthood & religious life.

Fr. Gerry's Weekly Homilies Archive

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Mary, Mother of God my mother, Queen of Peace, ask your Son Jesus to give me the gift of peace.

Pray for me for peace; peace in my heart, peace of mind and of soul, peace in my family, peace with all whom I meet, the peace of Jesus.

Jesus, my Lord and Savior, my Brother, King of Peace, I come to you with Mary, Queen of Peace, to ask you humbly for a new outpouring of the gift of peace.

Pour out on me your Holy Spirit of Peace. Give me peace, Jesus, peace within myself, peace in my family, peace in my everyday life.

Give peace to my nation, and to all nations, peace among all peoples, peace in the world.

Jesus, my mediator with the Father, take me to the Father to pray for peace.

Father, Father of Jesus, our Father, my Father, I come to you with your Son Jesus.

In Him and with Him and through Him I pray for peace.

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Mary, Mother of God my mother, Queen of Peace, ask your Son Jesus to give me the gift of peace.

Pray for me for peace; peace in my heart, peace of mind and of soul, peace in my family, peace with all whom I meet, the peace of Jesus.

Jesus, my Lord and Savior, my Brother, King of Peace, I come to you with Mary, Queen of Peace, to ask you humbly for a new outpouring of the gift of peace.

Pour out on me your Holy Spirit of Peace. Give me peace, Jesus, peace within myself, peace in my family, peace in my everyday life.

Give peace to my nation, and to all nations, peace among all peoples, peace in the world.

Jesus, my mediator with the Father, take me to the Father to pray for peace.

Father, Father of Jesus, our Father, my Father, I come to you with your Son Jesus.

In Him and with Him and through Him I pray for peace.

Amen.

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Holy Mary,
help those in need,
give strength to the weak,
comfort the sorrowful,
pray for God’s people,
assist the clergy,
intercede for religious.

Mary all who seek your help
experience your unfailing protection.

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Holy Mary,
help those in need,
give strength to the weak,
comfort the sorrowful,
pray for God’s people,
assist the clergy,
intercede for religious.

Mary all who seek your help
experience your unfailing protection.

Amen.

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