This weekend
Jesus tells us through parables that the Kingdom of Heaven is like a sower who leaves
weeds in his wheat…is like a mustard seed…and like yeast. So, what do these
three parables have in common and, after all, what and where is the Kingdom of
Heaven? And how does all this point to what we each need to be doing right now
in our lives? Check it all out…
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Saturday, July 18, 2020
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Homily: Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
This Sunday we find Jesus trying to describe what the Kingdom of God, (aka, God’s love) is like. No doubt this question continues to be asked 2,000 years later. I always find it interesting that some people still love to state what God loves and what God doesn’t love – as if they knew! But the answer Jesus gives resides in a parable – a puzzle. And that somehow God’s love is like a weed - a mustard bush grown from a tiny seed. Really? I thought we want God’s love and vice-a-versa? But weeds are undesirable, right? Confused? So were the disciples. But actually, it all makes great sense. See what I mean…
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