Sunday, September 23, 2018

Homily: 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time

 

Today’s Gospel may be one of the earliest instances recorded in the Bible of clericalism, for we hear the disciples arguing as to who, among themselves, is the greatest. The second reading warns - “where jealousy and selfish ambition exist, there is disorder and every foul practice.

Interesting timing for these readings as the Church continues to deal with the fallout from the recent report from the Attorney’s General’s office in Pennsylvania...as well as the public uncovering of some 40 years of abuse by Cardinal McCarrick, known for decades within the Church leadership and left unchecked.

What can we do? The answer Jesus gives us today is focused around – a child. Why a child and what are we called to do?

Check it all out….

For the podcast of the homily, click here

Foe the text of the homily, click here

For the readings of this Sunday, click here 


 

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