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To Love like God
Father Jeremy Miller: If we don’t receive love from the people we do see, how are we ever going to be capable of receiving the love of God, whom we don’t see?
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Answering the call to be Prophets and Shepherds
Father Jeremy Miller: You are called to be the Eldads and the Medads in your own professions, in your own families, in your own studies, in your own work, to carry on the prophetic mission of Jesus.
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A different kind of strength and power
Father Jeremy Miller: Jesus is promoting the strength that desires to get on the same level of people to lift them up.
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Using our mouths and ears for God
Father Jeremy Miller: With our ears, we can either listen to the needs of others or not, listen to the word of God or not, and with our mouth, we can either speak the truth of things or we cannot.
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Jesus and Socrates
Father Jeremy Miller: We don’t have much control over what happens outside of us. But we do have control over what comes out from within.
View SermonRecommitting to God
Father Jeremy Miller: Let’s declare today and through this entire academic year, as for us and this parish and this campus, we will serve the Lord.
View SermonThe difference between knowledge and wisdom
Father Jeremy Miller: It’s a good question to ponder as a society – As we have acquired more knowledge, are we a wiser people?
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Assumption of Mary: Fiat and Magnificat
Father Jeremy Miller: We’re all called I think to live by those two same words, which are a beautiful legacy that she has left with us.
View SermonAre we being fed by the Liturgy?
Father Jeremy Miller: We do not come here primarily to be entertained. We come here first and foremost to be embraced by the God who loves us and intimately wants to be involved in our lives.
View SermonThe Path to Spiritual Transformation
Father Jeremy Miller: We have to continue on our the journey of liberation and spiritual transformation and freedom, knowing that our God and this Eucharistic bread from heaven is always with us, intimately involved in our lives.
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