August 25, 2019
25 August 2019
21st Sunday in Ordinary Time
Luke 13:22-30 + Homily
16 Minutes 2 Seconds
Link to the Readings
http://www.usccb.org/bible/readings/082519.cfm
(New American Bible, Revised Edition)
From the parish bulletin:
The weekly column “From the Pastor” continues on hiatus for the remainder of the month of August while regular activities continue as usual, enlivened by the welcome visits of increasing numbers of tourists. Since there is a gratifyingly large number of readers who follow the weekly columns, forming an extended fellowship of friends of the parish far and wide, each week during the summer hiatus we will use this opportunity to post brief news items and links to other sources and to express our thanks for the interest and support shown for our parish in challenging times.
This week’s suggested reading: Father Rutler recommends an article by Professor Anthony Esolen: “What Can Unite Us Catholics?”—published by The Catholic Thing.
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August 18, 2019
18 August 2019
20th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Luke 12:49-53 + Homily
16 Minutes 29 Seconds
Link to the Readings:
http://www.usccb.org/bible/readings/081819.cfm
(New American Bible, Revised Edition)
From the parish bulletin:
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It is customary in our parish that the weekly column “From the Pastor” be suspended during the weeks of August, while the regular schedule of activities continues as usual. Summer also occasions the welcome visits of an increasing number of tourists. Since there is a gratifyingly large number of readers who follow these columns, forming an extended fellowship of friends of the parish far and wide, each week there will still be an opportunity to post brief news items and links to other sources.
Meanwhile, we take this opportunity to express our thanks for the interest and support shown for our parish in challenging times. Father Rutler’s most recently published essay may be of interest to readers. It is available on the Crisis Magazine website: Fr. Rutler’s Guide to Virtue-Signalling.
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August 11, 2019
11 August 2019
19th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Luke 12:32-48 + Homily
18 Minutes 07 Seconds
Link to the Readings:
http://www.usccb.org/bible/readings/081119.cfm
(New American Bible, Revised Edition)
From the parish bulletin:
It is the custom in our parish that the “From the Pastor” column be suspended during the weeks of August, while the regular schedule of activities continues as usual. Summer also occasions the welcome visits of an increasing number of tourists. Since there is a gratifyingly large number of readers who follow these columns, forming an extended fellowship of friends of the parish far and wide, each week there will still be an opportunity to post brief news items and links to other sources, such as the “Letter of His Holiness Pope Francis to Priests on the 160th Anniversary of the Death of the Cure of Ars, St. John Vianney”—covered by various outlets including the Catholic News Agency (CNA) and the National Catholic Register.
Meanwhile, this is an opportunity to express thanks for the interest and support shown for our parish in challenging times. Father Rutler’s most recently published essay, which may be of interest to readers, is available online at the Crisis Magazine website: Fr. Rutler’s Guide to Virtue-Signalling.
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August 4, 2019
4 August 2019
18th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Luke 12:13-21 + Homily
15 Minutes 38 Seconds
NOTE: There was a missionary priest as guest preacher today. His homily was short and focused on his work in Niger in Africa. The homily linked to this entry is from 31 July 2016 when Father Rutler preached on the same texts appointed for today.
Link to the Readings:
http://www.usccb.org/bible/readings/080419.cfm
(New American Bible, Revised Edition)
From the parish bulletin:
It is the custom in our parish that the “From the Pastor” column be suspended during the weeks of August, while the regular schedule of activities continues as usual. Summer also occasions the welcome visits of an increasing number of tourists. Since there is a gratifyingly large number who follow these columns, forming an extended fellowship of friends of the parish far and wide, each week there will still be an opportunity to post brief news items and links to other sources. Meanwhile, this is an opportunity to express thanks for the interest and support shown for our parish in challenging times. The Pastor’s most recently published essay, which may be of interest to readers, is available online at the Crisis Magazine website: An Immodest Proposal.
