Category Archives: Weekday Homily

HOMILY FOR TUESDAY: SEVENTH WEEK OF EASTER, Memorial of St Philip Neri, Priest

Acts 20:17-27; Psalm 68; John 17:1-11 ⇒⇒⇒⇒⇒⇒ Today’s first reading presents us with the speech of Paul at his departure from Ephesus. He departed to Jerusalem in spite of the sorrows ahead. St Philip Neri says “The true servant of God acknowledges no other country but heaven.” Paul saw heaven; Jerusalem was only a transit […]

HOMILY FOR MONDAY: SEVENTH WEEK OF EASTER

Acts 19:1-8; Psalm 67; John 16:29-33.-🔥🔥🔥🗣📢 In the first reading Paul taught the people that baptism is necessary but it is not sufficient for Christian maturity. The Holy Spirit is.  In the gospel, Christ says “in the world you will have troubles but be courageous for I have conquered the world.” Courage comes from the […]

HOMILY FOR TUESDAY: SIXTH WEEK OF EASTER

Acts 16:22-34; Psalm 137; John 16:5-11 Today’s first reading tells us of the imprisonment of Paul and Silas. Their miraculous release through prayers and praises led to the salvation of the Jailer. He who sings well; prays twice. There is something about praying and singing that the heavens cannot resist. In the gospel, Jesus continued […]

HOMILY FOR MONDAY: 6TH WEEK OF EASTER

Acts 16:11-15; Psalm 149; John 15:26-16:4 In first reading, through the Holy Spirit Paul could witness to Lydia. In the gospel, Jesus assured about the presence of the Holy Spirit. Without the Holy Spirit, no one can witness to Jesus. The Holy Spirit is the principal agent of the Church’s evangelizing activity. The Holy Spirit helps all of us to […]

HOMILY FOR SATURDAY: FIFTH WEEK OF EASTER

Acts 16:1-10; Psalm 100; John 15:18-21 The first reading presents us with Paul’s second missionary journey. In spite of previous persecutions, Paul did not quit. In the gospel, Christ says we shall be persecuted for the sake of his name just as he was persecuted. Christianity is a warfare wherein winners don’t quit and quitters […]