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Homily for February 3, 2008: 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
By
deacon greg kandra
We just marked Catholic Schools Week in this country – an appreciation of those who have taught – and continue to teach – in the Catholic school system. Many of us, I know, can remember when those teachers were nuns. They were extraordinarily generous with their time and talent. And the work they did endures…
Homily for January 27, 2008: 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
By
deacon greg kandra
If you have money in the stock market…or in a 401(k)…I suspect you’ve already spent a lot of time this past week, on your knees, praying. Me, too. It’s been, to put it mildly, a roller coaster. And the gyrations went from one end of the economy to the other. You had the mortgage crisis,…
Homily for January 20, 2008: 2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time
By
deacon greg kandra
Last winter, the Washington Post decided to try something unusual. A reporter wanted to see what would happen if they hired a world famous violinist to play during rush hour on a Washington subway platform. Would anybody notice? Would anybody stop and listen? Would they toss any money into his violin case? To take part…
Homily for January 6, 2008: Epiphany
By
deacon greg kandra
For those who may be keeping track, this marks the 12th day of Christmas – so there is still time to go out and get those 12 drummers drumming. I think Macy’s is having a sale. This is Epiphany Sunday, and the star of the gospel is – literally – the star. It is the…
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