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Homily | Luke 6:20-26

If Matthew had his “Sermon on the Mount” (5:1-7:29) Luke pens his “Sermon on the Plain.” In Luke’s account, this is Jesus’ second major policy statement of his ministry. 
 
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If Matthew had his “Sermon on the Mount” (5:1-7:29) Luke pens his “Sermon on the Plain.” In Luke’s account, this is Jesus’ second major policy statement of his ministry.
 
To read the full text go on this link below. 
http://www.pottypadre.com/not-a-pie-in-the-sky-when-you-die/

Not a pie in the sky when you die | Luke 6:20-26

For Luke, the call of the disciple to be sent out as apostles is an important moment in the life of Jesus. We know this because Luke precedes this narration with a detail that might miss our eye. 
 
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http://www.pottypadre.com/a-call-within-a-call/

For Luke, the call of the disciple to be sent out as apostles is an important moment in the life of Jesus. We know this because Luke precedes this narration with a detail that might miss our eye.

To read the full text go on this link below.
http://www.pottypadre.com/a-call-within-a-call/

A call within a call | Luke 6:12-19

This is the third of the six stories concerned with Jesus’ liberating action on the Sabbath and is linked to the second incident which takes place just before the reading of today in which Jesus’ disciples pluck ears of corn and eat it. 
 
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This is the third of the six stories concerned with Jesus’ liberating action on the Sabbath and is linked to the second incident which takes place just before the reading of today in which Jesus’ disciples pluck ears of corn and eat it.

To read the full text go on this link below. 
http://www.pottypadre.com/when-reformist-become-terrorist/

When reformist becomes terrorist | Luke 6:6-11

Sunday mass homily - 6th September, 2020 | Matthew 18:15-20

Homily | Luke 6:1-5

Chapter 5:17 introduced the Pharisees as if they just stumbled upon Jesus (they were sitting nearby). He is healing a paralytic but boldly forgiving his sins. To read the full text go on this link below. https://www.pottypadre.com/sabbath-snacking-is-injurious-to-your-faith/

Sabbath snacking is injurious to your faith? |  Luke 6:1-5

Homily | Luke 5:33-39

In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus has come to call all and that included sinners. However, this calling was not merely some ‘happy-clappy’ calling but a ‘call to repentance’ (5: 32).  
 
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In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus has come to call all and that included sinners. However, this calling was not merely some ‘happy-clappy’ calling but a ‘call to repentance’ (5: 32). 

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‘FAST- forward’ | Luke 5:33-39

Do not be afraid; 
from now on you will be catching men. 
~ Luke 5:10 
 
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Do not be afraid;
from now on you will be catching men.
~ Luke 5:10

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Luke 5:1-11 | Homily

Homily | Luke 4:38-44

Homily - 1st September, 2020 | Luke 4:31-37

Jesus is back in Capernaum, an important trade city (polis) with a population of fifteen thousand which was located on the northwestern shore of the Sea of Galilee. 
 
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Jesus is back in Capernaum, an important trade city (polis) with a population of fifteen thousand which was located on the northwestern shore of the Sea of Galilee.

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Resident evil | Luke 4:31-37

Homily - 31st August, 2020 | Luke 4:16-30

We begin today the Gospel of Luke and will continue meditating on this Gospel till the end of this year’s liturgical cycle.  
 
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We begin today the Gospel of Luke and will continue meditating on this Gospel till the end of this year’s liturgical cycle. 

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Cliffhanger | Luke 4:16-30

Homily - 29th  August, 2020 | Mark 6:17-29

This final parable in the lectionary of the Gospel of Matthew (On Monday begin with the Gospel of Luke) has many things to ponder about.  
 
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http://www.pottypadre.com/mea-maxima-culpa-2/

This final parable in the lectionary of the Gospel of Matthew (On Monday begin with the Gospel of Luke) has many things to ponder about. 

To read the full text go on this link below. 
http://www.pottypadre.com/mea-maxima-culpa-2/

Mea maxima culpa | Matthew 25:14-30

That day, in 32 AD, saw the blood of an innocent man drip off the platter on which his head was carried. It was a prized but bloody trophy that Herodias had longed to have and now that blood matched the tiles of the roof of the courtyard. It seemed like the colour of blood was everywhere except on the soul of Herodias; for that had long been blackened by sin. 
 
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That day, in 32 AD, saw the blood of an innocent man drip off the platter on which his head was carried. It was a prized but bloody trophy that Herodias had longed to have and now that blood matched the tiles of the roof of the courtyard. It seemed like the colour of blood was everywhere except on the soul of Herodias; for that had long been blackened by sin.

To read the text format click on the link below 
http://www.pottypadre.com/blood-on-the-dance-floor/

Blood on the dance floor |  Mark 6: 17-29

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Homily - 28th August, 2020 | Matthew 25: 1-13

The reason why the parable of the wise and foolish servants is followed by the parable of the wise and foolish bridesmaids or virgins, is simply to reiterate a point; the need for readiness for the day of the Lord. 
 
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http://www.pottypadre.com/access-denied-the-parable-of-the-ten-virgins/

The reason why the parable of the wise and foolish servants is followed by the parable of the wise and foolish bridesmaids or virgins, is simply to reiterate a point; the need for readiness for the day of the Lord.

To read the full text go on this link below. 
http://www.pottypadre.com/access-denied-the-parable-of-the-ten-virgins/

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