Dormition Parish Homily Replay
The Sunday homily doesn’t have to end at the church doors. You can now listen to the weekly message anytime and carry that reflection with you throughout the week.
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- 3
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- Sep 7, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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How Do We Let Go of Anger? (2026.09.06) (opens the original)
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One moment we’re praying; the next, we’re ready for a fight. How do we move from resentment to the peace Christ promises? The victory of the Holy Cross invites us to surrender our anger, release the desire for revenge, and embrace the inseparable call to love God and our neighbour. Christ offers more than a bandage for our wounds—He offers a new heart.
Recognizing the Miracles Around Us (2026.07.12) (opens the original)
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Jesus’ miracles can become so familiar that it’s easy to overlook their meaning, yet God’s mercy continues to be at work in countless ways today. Through the Gospel and two powerful real-life encounters, this message is an invitation to recognize the quiet miracles that surround us each day, renew our awareness of Christ’s presence, and rediscover the simple prayer that helps keep our hearts attentive: “Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me.”
Don’t Let Your Faith Grow Stale (2026.07.05) (opens the original)
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Sometimes the greatest obstacle to faith isn’t disbelief—it’s familiarity. When sacred words become routine, it’s easy to stop listening and miss what God is trying to say. This message is an invitation to approach the Gospel with fresh eyes, renewed attention, and an open heart, trusting that even a passage we’ve heard many times can speak to us in a new way. The healing of the paralytic reveals that Christ’s first concern is not simply our outward struggles, but the deeper wounds of the soul.
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