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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Why God created us to wish (opens the original)
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A Homily for the Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary TimeReadings: Isaiah 5:1-7 Philippians 4:6-9 Matthew 21:33-43 Every year in early October, the world plopped onto our porch. Today there is no need to wait. Access the web from whatever device you prefer, and there it is: a world full of dreams and desires! All that came by post when I was a kid, though it could not possibly fit within our small mailbox. It was appropriately named the Sears Wish Book. Montgomery Ward and J.C. Penny produced simi
Does life have meaning after heartbreak? (opens the original)
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A Homily for the Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Ezekiel 18:25-28 Philippians 2:1-11 Matthew 21:28-32 The real pain after all was not that the world had fallen into little pieces. That was a relief from pain. It was rather that the world remained, whole, ordinary and relentlessly to be lived in. Some two decades into marriage, Nan comes home one morning to discover her husband’s head cradled in a young woman’s lap. Running, with no place to go, she turns up at the door of a friend. He conso
We calculate. Christ does not. (opens the original)
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A Homily for the Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Readings: Isaiah 55:6-9 Philippians 1:20c-24, 27a Matthew 20:1-16a Two plus two? 22! Four plus four plus four? 444! Over the years, I have eaten a lot of lunches with students. Second graders are good conversationalists, though their topics tend to run in grooves. If one second grader visited her grandparents or got a new dog, they all did. And when topics run short, the students like to quiz me on their newly acquired abilities in mathematic
Christ must be the love of our lives (opens the original)
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A Homily for the Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Readings: Sirach 27:30-28:7 Romans 14:7-9 Matthew 18:21-35 He has Great Expectations. Hence the name of Dickens’ famous novel. Although he is an orphan and born into poverty, young Pip learns that he has an anonymous benefactor, someone who has determined that he will be reared as a gentleman. Pip spends most of the novel believing that a spinster recluse, Miss Havisham, has financed his education so that he can marry her beautiful niece. Of
September 11th and the difference a day makes (opens the original)
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A Homily for the Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary TimeReadings: Ezekiel 33:7-9 Romans 13:8-10 Matthew 18:15-20 Twenty-five years later, I realize how different Sept. 11 was from Sept. 12. I can easily divide my experience of the two days. The first was all about hurt. Hate began on the second day. On Sept. 11, I was preparing to celebrate Mass at St. Augustine Parish in Park Slope, Brooklyn, when the radio went silent a few minutes before 9 a.m. that Tuesday. I was still in my room, hurrying lest
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