4 th Sunday in Ordinary Time – “They will speak no lies”   The prophet Zephaniah in our first reading, speaking on behalf of God, say...

  Fishers of Men – Homily for the 3 rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2023   In our Gospel today we see Jesus calling 4 fishermen, while they...

 

  "Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world.” Homily for the 2 nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A, 2023   In ...

  Epiphany 2023 – “https://www.purposefuluniverse.com/videos”   I have never preached on a particular website before…until now…   As...

 

  Christmas 2022 Homily   There is a saying which I agree with, and the Knights of Columbus even have magnets for cars that say this phr...

This was a song I heard a couple of months ago that speaks to what the Devil says to us, "Look what you've done" but then the ...

  Rejoicing Sunday and Solemn Worship   As I said at the beginning of Mass, this “Rejoicing Sunday” and we also heard in our opening pra...

  “Do not complain, brothers and sisters, about one another, that you may not be judged”   This weekend is called “rejoicing weekend” in...

  "Hail Mary, full of Grace"   Why do we have this Gospel passage of the Annunciation, which is the moment that JESUS is conce...

(Note from Fr. Hollowell: "This article first appeared in the magazine "Homiletic and Pastoral Review" in the February editio...

"We are not allowed to write anyone off" - Homily for Christ the King 2022   Christ the King desires to save everyone through ...

  “Marriage Outside the Catholic Church Without the Bishop’s Permission”  Homily for the 33 rd Sunday in Ordinary Time We hear in our f...

  “Plenary Indulgences” - Homily for the 32 nd Sunday of Ordinary Time In this month of November, Catholics are especially mindful of our...

  “The Law of Gradualness” - Homily for the 31 st Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2022   In our first reading today from the Book of Wisdom we...

  “The Preferential Option for the Poor” – Homily for the 30 th Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2022   Our First reading today from Sirach alm...

  “Both The New and The Old” Homily for the 29 th Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2022 I have always been struck by the image of Moses with his ...

 

"Washed in the River" - Homily for the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time   Like Naaman the Syrian in our first reading, who washed and ...