HeyJaredAidan Kiely Sermons
A warm welcome to my sermons (though expect me to slip into Catholic habits and call them homilies a lot). I don’t preach to teach. I invite you to walk with me so we can discover together. God is a mystery—a well that never dries, a fountain that gives life.
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Wheat and Weeds Together | Sermon for 19 July 2026 (opens the original)
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in the gospel reading today, Jesus tells us a selection of parables that call us to accept the current age as an era of wheat and weeds, and the importance of the potential that our faithfulness has. This sermon drawers on the gospel reading for the 16th Sunday of Ordinary Time. Scripture reference: Matthew 13:24–43 (UK Catholic lectionary applied)
Spiritual Dangers to Discipleship | Sermon for 12 July 2026 (opens the original)
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this sermon unpacks the parable of the seeds sown on various types of ground, and how each type of ground illustrates one of the key spiritual dangers to our discipleship. This sermon drawers on the gospel reading for the 15th Sunday of Ordinary Time. Scripture reference: Matthew 13:1–9 (UK Catholic lectionary applied)
Burdensome Gospel | Sermon for 05 July 2026 (opens the original)
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In this sermon, we consider how legalism places heavy burdens on ourselves and others, and contrast it with the light burden that Jesus offers. This sermon drawers on the gospel reading for the 14th Sunday of Ordinary Time. Scripture reference: Matthew 11: 25–30 (UK Catholic lectionary applied)
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