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October Homilies

October 28, 2018
-Listen here:  Oct 28th Homily
-Read Fr. Gerry’s Notes here:  October 28th Homily notes
-Read Mass Readings here:  USCCB

October 21, 2018
-Listen here:  Oct 21st Homily
-Read Fr. Gerry’s Notes here:  October 21st Homily notes
-Read Mass Readings here:  USCCB

October 14, 2018
-Listen here:  Oct 14th Homily
-Read Mass Readings here:  USCCB

Listen here:  October 7, 2018*
* Please note there was a malfunction with the recorder, and the ending is cut off. We will work on re-recording and adding the full Homily. In the meantime, listen to what we do have here as it is so rich and most of the Homily is  present.
Read the Sunday Readings here: October 7th USCCB

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