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At the Lamb’s High Feast is a podcast of Sunday homilies and reflections from Fr. Timothy Eck. Rooted in Scripture and tradition, each episode connects the Word of God to the celebration of the Mass and the life of faith today.
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The Kingdom of God Is Not a Competition | Homily for the Twenty Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time (opens the original)
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Homily for the Twenty Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time on September 20, 2026. We often judge God according to the zero-sum logic of a finite world, where another person’s gain seems to mean our loss. But in the kingdom of heaven the first and last are made equal in Christ. God’s love is infinite, so the glory and aid given to others takes nothing from us but reveals the same divine life into which we are all called. Mass Readings: First Reading: Isaiah 55:6-9 Psalm: Psalm 145:2-3, 8-9, 17-18 Second
The Debt Behind Your Anger | Homily for the Twenty Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time (opens the original)
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Homily for the Twenty Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time on September 13, 2026. Anger often grows from the sense that another person owes us a debt of justice, while vengeance seeks to collect that debt by force. Christ instead calls us to mercy, to forgive the debts owed to us because he has paid the impossible debt of our sins upon the Cross. When we do, that allows us to enter the freedom of the children of God. Mass Readings: First Reading: Sirach 27:30—28:7 Psalm: Psalm 103:1-2, 3-4, 9-10, 11-1
Love Does Not Ignore Sin | Homily for the Twenty Third Sunday of Ordinary Time (opens the original)
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Homily for the Twenty Third Sunday of Ordinary Time on September 6, 2026. Sin harms us whether we recognize it or not, which is why love sometimes requires correction. Christians are called to walk with one another out of sin and into the fullness of life, speaking the truth clearly while always seeking repentance, reconciliation, and restoration. Mass Readings: First Reading: Ezekiel 33:7-9 Psalm: Psalm 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9 Second Reading: Romans 13:8-10 Alleluia Verse: 2 Corinthians 5:19 Gospel: M
Every Christian Is Called to Be a Prophet | Homily for the Twenty Second Sunday of Ordinary Time (opens the original)
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Homily for the Twenty Second Sunday of Ordinary Time on August 30, 2026. Through Baptism, Confirmation, and the Eucharist, Christians are formed to see the world with the wisdom of God and therefore to become signs of contradiction within it. But Christian prophecy cannot come from fear, anger, or the desire to conquer. It must be rooted in a burning love of God which crosses the distance between ourselves and others without destroying their otherness, proclaiming the truth so that the world mig
Why Jesus Gave Peter the Keys | Homily for the Twenty First Sunday of Ordinary Time (opens the original)
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Homily for the Twenty First Sunday of Ordinary Time on August 23, 2026. The truth about Jesus Christ is not something we determine for ourselves, but something God reveals. Christ therefore entrusts Peter and his successors with the responsibility of guarding that truth, calling us to submit humbly to the Church’s teaching and to wrestle with what we do not yet understand rather than simply dismiss what we find difficult. Mass Readings: First Reading: Isaiah 22:19-23 Psalm: Psalm 138:1-2, 2-3, 6
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