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Pray and Reflect
These homilies and reflections by Father Silas explore the Readings of the Sunday Mass and the times and sesons of the Christian life
The Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time (2024)
Choosing to follow Jesus and to live according to his teachings means opening up our hearts to something new.
The Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (2024)
Faith expands our vision. It is faith that allows us to look beyond the ink on the pages of Scripture to discern how God’s Word is living and active today
The Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (2024)
To receive the Eucharist, is not to receiving something but to encounter Someone, because in the Eucharist we enter into a communion with Christ himself
The Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (2024)
God can transform the little we have to offer into something greater than we might ever imagine
The Fourth Sunday of Easter (2024)
we can only say we truly know this Good Shepherd if we are willing to listen to his voice and follow his commands in our daily lives.
The Second of Easter (2024)
“Have you come to believe because you have seen me? Blessed are those who have not seen and have believed.”
The Fifth Sunday of Lent (Year B)
Our faith, obedience, work for justice, and service are a response to the Savior’s gift.
The Fourth Sunday of Lent (Year B)
God’s mercy most perfectly expresses itself in God’s desire to bring us to life in Christ, even when we were dead to sin and had wandered far away.
Corpus Christi: The Expansiveness of the Eucharist
The Eucharist is an act of communion and we are brought into the life of Christ and the Church, as we are brought out of ourselves.
The Fifth Sunday of Easter: “Lord, Show Us the Father”
Jesus offered his followers, just as he offers each of us, the possibility of a new and life-changing relationship with God and each other within the communion of the Church.
The Fourth Sunday of Easter: Abundance of Life
Through Jesus and because he has given his life for “his flock,” we have an abundance of life.