Sermons on “Love”
Please, thank you, and I love you.
Listen to the homily from the weekend of October 9, 2022
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Feast of Corpus Christi: Multitudes into Communities
Father Jeremy Miller: “Pope Francis says our job as Christians is to turn multitudes into Communities, to work to build up intimate communities in which people are known and loved.”
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The Gospel of You
Deacon Justin Moor: “One way we can determine the type of legacy we are building is to take a look at what we are focused on in each moment and to ask ourselves if we are being more like Jesus or more like Judas.”
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What God’s Mercy Looks Like
Father Jeremy Miller: “Mercy is a type of love where the giver bestows what the recipient doesn’t have or what they don’t think they’re deserving of.”
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For the Human Good
Father Jeremy Miller: “If you enjoy doing good, does that make you less good? No, it makes you human.”
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Looking through the Lens of Love
Deacon Justin Moor: With this being World Marriage Week, with World Marriage Day being today, and St. Valentine’s Day being just a day away, let’s try looking at these woes Jesus spoke of through the lens of love and from the perspective of the one who is love.
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From Awe to Action
Father Jeremy Miller: Once we have this awe-filled moment with God, how do we translate it into action?
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Baptism of the Lord: Our primary identity?
Father Jeremy Miller: This feast invites us a Catholic Christians to say that no matter how important all the sources of our identity are, that the primary one is that we are united with Christ as beloved sons and daughters of our heavenly father.
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