Category Archives: Weekday Homily

HOMILY FOR TUESDAY OF THE 28TH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME CYCLE II

Galatians 5:1-6; Psalm 118; Luke 11:37-41 In the First reading, Paul says that to be saved is not based on external signs but faith. Faith is very necessary for salvation. Faith is a function of the spirit within you and not a function of  your outward expressions. Jesus emphasized this when he addressed the Pharisees […]

HOMILY: MONDAY THE TWENTY-EIGHTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME

Galatians 4:22-24, 26-27, 31-5:1; Psalm 113; Luke 11:29-32 “Something greater than Jonah is here!” Jesus is greater than Jonah. The people of Nineveh recognized the authority of Jonah and repented.  Jesus’ generation should be able to do the same, given that Jesus is greater than Jonah. Again, the people in the gospel were asking Jesus […]

Homily for Wednesday 27th Week in Ordinary Time (Memorial of Our Lady of the Rosary)

Acts 1:12-14; Psalm – Luke 1; Luke 1:26-38 Mary is at the centre of our readings today. In the first reading, the apostles gathered with Mary in prayer at the Upper Room in Jerusalem.  The Psalm presents us with  Mary’s beautiful prayer, the Magnificat, song of praise.  The gospel presents us with the Annunciation narrative. […]

HOMILY FOR TUESDAY THE TWENTY-SEVENTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME

Galatians 1:13-24; Psalm 139; Luke 10:38-42 In the Gospel reading, Martha was distracted with much serving, many of us are anxious and troubled with many things that are really not needful. Mary listened to Jesus and got the better part. Service and attention are necessary keys in hospitality but the most essential key in hospitality […]

HOMILY FOR SATURDAY 3: THE TWENTY-SIXTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME

Job 42:1-3, 5-6, 12-17; Psalm 119; Luke 10:17-24 Job’s life is a clear demonstration of the fact that no condition is permanent. The first reading tells us that God rewards Job beyond his earlier fortunes. Thus, he became in happier man. Similarly, in the Gospel, Christ’s disciples came from their missionary work filled with joy […]