Are You Sure You Want to Eat That Bacon?

The Purge, Maccabees and Catholicism. Homily for the 32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time from St. Anthony in Allston. 

Discussion Questions: 

1. Would You Eat the Bacon?

2. How much do you understand why it is important to live your faith?

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Lead People to Christ

What is the most important way to evangelize? 

Homily for the 31st Sunday of Ordinary Time

from St. Anthony Parish, Allston, MA

Inside: Jan Luyken: Jesus Zacchaeus from Phillip Medhurst

Questions for discussion

at home or work:

1. Are there rules of the Church that you do not like?

2. What would you ask to Jesus about those specific rules? What would he respond? (Telling you not to obey them is not an option.)

Sorry, Charlie

Homily for the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time from St. Anthony Parish in Allston, MA

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Prayer: Sine Qua Non

Homily for the 29th Week of Ordinary Time focusing on prayer. 

Questions for discussion

at home or work:

 How do you pray?

 What do you say when you pray?

See also http://www.stanthonyhomilies.com and http://www.saintanthonyallston.org

The Sacrament of Healing

Fr. Carr discusses the story of the Ten Lepers in light of the Divine Mercy devotion and the Sacrament of Reconciliation. 

from http://www.saintanthonyallston.org

 Discussion Questions

1. Have you ever met someone who felt they were unforgiveable?

2. The sin of pride can be block us from going to confession for more reasons than just refusing to see the need, what are some other reasons?

http://www.loveandmercymovie.com

Be the Loving Face of Christ

Homily for the 27th Sunday of Ordinary Time.

1. How much do we love Christ?

2. How do you pray?

Interceding for Others

Homily for the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time.

Questions for reflection: 

1. How does Moses show us we should treat those who reject our faith?

2. Do you see yourself as an intercessor?

How Much Do I Love You Lord?

Homily for the 23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time.

1. Do you take all your joys, sadness, good times and bad into your prayer?

2. Reflect on why you go (or do not go) to Mass.

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From St. Anthony Parish Allston, MA

The Humbled Will Be Exalted

Homily for the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time from St. Anthony Parish in Allston, MA 

Questions for discussion

at home or work:

1. Should have the US Bishops spent over $5 Million on their headquarters?

2. How do we allow God to work through us?

Photo: James Tissot Brooklyn Museum Public Domain

How Many Will Be Saved?

Homily for the 21st Sunday of Ordinary Time from http://saintanthonyallston.org/

Questions for discussion

at home or work:

1. What ways do you choose the narrow road?

2. The wide road is the worldly way. How can we point to the narrow road?