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Luke 12:39-48 | Homily

Ability, Responsibility, Accountability. 
Wednesday, 29th week in ordinary time – Luke 12:39-48 
 
The focus now shifts from the “oikonomos” or ‘steward who gives service to the Christian community’, represented in yesterday’s Gospel, to the ‘diligent manager’ in today’s Gospel. 
 
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Ability, Responsibility, Accountability.
Wednesday, 29th week in ordinary time – Luke 12:39-48

The focus now shifts from the “oikonomos” or ‘steward who gives service to the Christian community’, represented in yesterday’s Gospel, to the ‘diligent manager’ in today’s Gospel.

To read the full text go on this link below. 
https://www.pottypadre.com/ability-responsibility-accountability/

Ability, Responsibility, Accountability | Luke 12: 39-48

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Luke 12: 35 - 38 | Homily

Watch out! Tuesday, 29th week in ordinary time. 
Luke 12:35-38 
 
Luke wrote this Gospel to communicate the life of Jesus as an inspiration to his community of believers and not mere to communicate a series of chronological events in Jesus’ life.  
 
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Watch out! Tuesday, 29th week in ordinary time.
Luke 12:35-38

Luke wrote this Gospel to communicate the life of Jesus as an inspiration to his community of believers and not mere to communicate a series of chronological events in Jesus’ life. 

To read the full text go on this link below. 
https://www.pottypadre.com/watch-out/

Watch out! | Luke 12:35-38

Luke 12:13-21 | Homily

This section of Luke’s Gospel which began in 12: 1 and ends in verse 59 will highlight the great challenges that the people of ‘the way’ were faced with. 
 
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This section of Luke’s Gospel which began in 12: 1 and ends in verse 59 will highlight the great challenges that the people of ‘the way’ were faced with.

To read the full text go on this link below. 
https://www.pottypadre.com/speaking-to-and-working-through/

Speaking TO and working THROUGH | Luke 12:8-12

Hair loss? God has the count Friday, 28th week in ordinary time – Luke 12:1-7 
 
‘The Pharisees and scribes have now begun a hostile campaign against Jesus.  
 
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Hair loss? God has the count Friday, 28th week in ordinary time – Luke 12:1-7

‘The Pharisees and scribes have now begun a hostile campaign against Jesus. 

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Hair loss? God had the count | Luke 12:1-7

Luke 11: 47 - 54 | Homily

Jesus harshly reprimands the lawyer and his tribe for opposing the Gospel and obstructing the progress and success of it. “Alas for you lawyers who have taken away the key of knowledge! You have not gone in yourselves, and have prevented others going in who wanted to.” What a terrible indictment to people who possess knowledge they are called to share with others! 
 
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https://www.pottypadre.com/imparting-a-burden-rather-than-a-blessing-luke-1147-54/

Jesus harshly reprimands the lawyer and his tribe for opposing the Gospel and obstructing the progress and success of it. “Alas for you lawyers who have taken away the key of knowledge! You have not gone in yourselves, and have prevented others going in who wanted to.” What a terrible indictment to people who possess knowledge they are called to share with others! 

For the Text click on the link down below 

https://www.pottypadre.com/imparting-a-burden-rather-than-a-blessing-luke-1147-54/

Imparting a burden rather than a blessing | Luke 11:47-54

Luke 11: 42-46 | Homily

Luke 11: 37-41 | Homily

In one swift move Jesus makes the most incredible and revolutionary statement when he declared “all things clean” in verse 41. It is when one crosses the boundaries to care for those who are in need that one is rendered clean and not just some established ritual practice. 
 
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In one swift move Jesus makes the most incredible and revolutionary statement when he declared “all things clean” in verse 41.

Inside out | Luke 11:37-41

What is our take away? 
Do I hear Jesus inviting me to change my life, or am I worthy of the same condemnation as Jesus’ contemporaries? Jonah’s work was to call a whole people to recognize their sin and need for God’s forgiveness. 
 
All scripture can lead us to repentance – to a change of mind and heart to be more like the heart and mind of Jesus provided we heed the words of scripture. Sadly, it is rarely referred to and the Bible is in serious danger of deserving the cynical definition of a classic -a book of which everyone has heard and which no one reads. 
 
For a sin to be a sin there must be full knowledge and full consent. Culpability is linked to knowledge. If you have no knowledge of the existence of the word of God how can you be held liable; but you can’t cling to deniability when you know what God has said. The people of Nineveh knew nothing while the people of Jesus’ generation knew so much more. They had been taught the word of the prophets, every Sabbath day they came in the synagogue and they heard the Word of God read and explained and they sang the psalms together but before the presence of God now before them they choose not to respond. We have freedom to worship as we think right, the tragedy is that so many people have used that freedom in order not to worship at all. That privilege, too, is a responsibility for which we shall answer. 
 
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What is our take away?
Do I hear Jesus inviting me to change my life, or am I worthy of the same condemnation as Jesus’ contemporaries? Jonah’s work was to call a whole people to recognize their sin and need for God’s forgiveness.

All scripture can lead us to repentance – to a change of mind and heart to be more like the heart and mind of Jesus provided we heed the words of scripture. Sadly, it is  rarely referred to and the Bible is in serious danger of deserving the cynical definition of a classic -a book of which everyone has heard and which no one reads.

For a sin to be a sin there must be full knowledge and full consent. Culpability is linked to knowledge. If you have no knowledge of the existence of the word of God how can you be held liable; but you can’t cling to deniability when you know what God has said. The people of Nineveh knew nothing while the people of Jesus’ generation knew so much more. They had been taught the word of the prophets, every Sabbath day they came in t

Sign, sealed, delivered | Luke 11: 29-32

Luke 11: 29 - 32 | Homily

Matthew 22: 1-14 | Homily

Luke 11: 27-28 | Homily

What do we make of Jesus’ reaction here in the Gospel of Luke?  
 
To read the full text go on this link below. 
https://www.pottypadre.com/not-who-you-are-but-what-you-do-saturday-27th-week-in-ordinary-time/

What do we make of Jesus’ reaction here in the Gospel of Luke? 

To read the full text go on this link below. 
https://www.pottypadre.com/not-who-you-are-but-what-you-do-saturday-27th-week-in-ordinary-time/

Not who you are but what you do | Luke 11:27-28

Luke 11: 15-26 | Homily

The greater global pandemic is not COVID-19. It is satan and sin. While there seems to be no vaccine insight for the pandemic there is a cure for sin.  
 
To read the full text go on this link below. 
https://www.pottypadre.com/demolished-with-three-arguments/

The greater global pandemic is not COVID-19. It is satan and sin. While there seems to be no vaccine insight for the pandemic there is a cure for sin. 

To read the full text go on this link below. 
https://www.pottypadre.com/demolished-with-three-arguments/

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