Homilies & Reflections
Homilies & Reflections
2021
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Homilies and Reflections for Cycle B
Homilies and Reflections for Cycle B Featuring Rob Bell, James
Martin, S.J, Jan Richardson and Richard Rohr, O.F.M. Edited and
Compiled by Deacon Jim Knipper Some of the finest homilists come
together to build a compilation of sermons and homilies for Cycle B
in the liturgical year. This book, second in a series, breaks open the
Sunday and Holy Day readings in order to provide insight, warmth,
humor and spirital food for the reader. Under the moniker of the ¡°Hoilists for the
Homeless,¡± these contributors make it possible for proceeds of every book to be
donated to charities who focus on clothing those in most need.
Naked,
Edited by: Deacon JIM KNIPPER SHOP HERE
Hungry, And You Fed Me:
Homilies and Reflections for Cycle C
Featuring James Martin, SJ & Richard Rohr,
OFM. Edited by: Deacon JIM KNIPPER
Some of the finest homilists come together to
build a compilation of sermons and homilies
for Cycle C in the Liturgical Year. Hungry and
You Fed Me breaks open the Sunday readings
in order to provide insight, warmth, humor and
spiritual food for the reader.
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CONTRIBUTORS:
Rev. William J. Bausch
Joel Blunk
Doug Cordes
Rev. Dr. David A Davis
Michael Doyle
Meredith Gould, Ph.D.
Boxed Set - 3 Books
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And You Clothed Me:
Homilies and Reflections for Cycle A
Featuring Rob Bell, James Martin, S.J.,
Jan Richardson and Richard Rohr, O.F.M.
Edited and Compiled by Deacon JIMKNIPPER
Some of the finest homilists come together to build
a compilation of sermons and homilies for Cycle A
in the liturgical year. This book, second in a series,
breaks open the Sunday and Holy Day readings
in order to provide insight, warmth, humor and spiritual food for
the reader. Under the moniker of the ¡®Homilists for the Homeless,¡¯
these contributors make it possible for proceeds of every book to be
donated to charities who focus on clothing those in most need.
SHOP HERE
Rev. Paul A. Holmes
Deacon Greg Kandra
Deacon Jim Knipper
Michael Leach
Rev. James Martin, S.J.
Fr. Richard G. Malloy, S.J.
Brother Mickey O¡¯Neill McGrath
Rev. Carol Howard Merritt
Rev. Penny A. Nash
Msgr. Walter E. Nolan
Richard Rohr, O.F.M.
Fran Rossi Szpylczyn
From No to Yes The title to this book of homilies, "No to Yes" reflects the age-old beckoning to conversion.
These 72 new homilies are drawn from everyday headlines and voices that range from the inspirational to the
challenging, with a distinct thematic bias towards the conflict of culture and faith. The homilies are filled with Fr.
Bausch¡¯s hallmark story telling; the more I preach the more I am convinced of their importance. Research has shown
that stories form our lives for better or worse. Those stories that grapple with the deep questions - God, suffering,
loneliness, and death - produce the myths we live by, myths that give us humans living on a decaying star some
sense of identity, community, meaning and purpose. That is why we are a storytelling people and stories, unlike the
"facts-only" one-dimensional statements our age favors. Stories have their own flexible, shape-shifting meanings that
challenge, and often upend each era. A recent study of former Catholics has identified poor preaching as the second
single most common complaint for why they stopped attending church. Clearly people want words that reflect where they are,
that deal with matters they must face every day, and words that help them name their spiritual longings. As Christianity declines,
at least here in the West with the Catholic Church hemorrhaging most severely of all, there is a need for reaching out to those who
have left organized religion but who have not necessarily abandoned the quest for spirituality. Part of that outreach must begin with
preaching the word of God whose aim, in the words of a Pope Francis¡¯ book title, makes "Walking with Jesus" more inviting, more
approachable. Hopefully this volume of new homilies may help. SHOP HERE
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BIBLE:THE WORD OF GOD OR THE WORD ABOUT GOD
Author William Bausch Many of the faithful are asking, "Am I a Christian if I don't believe everything the Church
teaches?" Silently or openly, people today are frequently replying in the negative, especially numerous former
Roman Catholics. The old official answers, rigidly formulated and imposed in an age with different political
and philosophical backgrounds, are now, for such Christians, simply mystifying and obsolete, dreadfully out of
touch. There is no doubt that dogma, official teachings, and the meaning of the Bible need reformulation as the
Church regroups after a terrible pandemic. Bausch makes no suggestion that such new approaches in teaching
the faith must compromise or be tailored to fit secular dominance, but rather be reformulated in the wider context
of (1) newer understandings of biblical times with their penchant for storytelling and flexibility and (2) modern
epiphanies regarding artificial intelligence, black holes, other worlds, genetic manipulations, and other scientific
revelations. Bausch's aim is not to discredit the Bible, but to reset it. His hope is to provoke better answers-and, as you will
discover, "provoke" is the right word! - SHOP HERE
STRANGER AND YOU WELCOMED ME : HOMILIES AND REFLECTIONS FOR CYCLE B
Authors Jim Knipper and Richard Rohr After its first, successful and award winning book series of homilies and
reflections for the three liturgical cycles, Clear Faith Publishing is thrilled to launch its new series! So, once again,
some of the finest homilists have come together to build a new compilation of homilies and reflections beginning
with Cycle B of the Liturgical Year. A Stranger and You Welcomed Me breaks open the Sunday and Feast Days
readings in order to provide insight, warmth, humor and spiritual food for the reader. Under the moniker 'Homilists
for the Homeless, ' the gift of these preachers makes it possible for proceeds from the sale of every book to go toward
charities that welcome the stranger in our lives? - SHOP HERE
Same Contributors as Homilies and Reflections on previous page
Flor Mc Carthy SDB
Resources to enrich celebration and nourish preaching at Mass on Sundays and Holy Days.
Since it first appeared, Flor McCarthy has listened closely to the comments and advice of priests who used this book. As a result, this
new revision of New Sunday & Holy Day Liturgies contains a lot of new material, including new homilies. There are two additional
major improvements.
The first of these is a better Scripture Note focussed on ensuring that they convey the essence of the readings. Flor McCarthy states:
¡®Unless we understand the message of the Scriptures, we really have no right to be preaching.¡¯
The second improvement concerns parts of the Mass such as the Introduction, the Confiteor, the Prayer of the
Faithful, which are now more closely related to the particular feast (or Sunday) that is being celebrated. The aim is to
capture the ¡®flavour¡¯ of that feast, and to convey something of its meaning and spirit. They
contain a good mix of comfort, inspiration, and challenge.
New Sunday and Holy Day Liturgies, year C by Flor McCarthy (Revised and Expanded
Edition) - SHOP HERE
New Sunday and Holy Day Liturgies, Year B (Revised and Expanded Edition)
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New Sunday and Holy Day Liturgies, Year A - SHOP HERE
Liturgies for Weddings
Flor Mc Carthy SDB
Liturgies for Weddings is the latest book from a priest well
respected for the support he provides to fellow-priests
in their roles as celebrants and preachers. Liturgies for
Weddings will be of great help to celebrants as it provides
ideas, suggestions and forms of preaching and of praying
they will find helpful. It is also a book which a couple might buy for
themselves ¨C as a boost to their confidence and to that idealism which is a
perennial source of hope for the world. A line-drawing by Pauline McGrath
op precedes the text of each liturgy. Sister Pauline is an artist who is involved
in a spirituality centre where she teaches art as an aid to meditation.
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Funeral Liturgies
Flor Mc Carthy SDB
A greatly revised new edition
of a work which, when it first
appeared in 1987, was acclaimed
as ¡®a real God-send ...a welcome
abundance ... Every circumstance
and condition is considered.¡¯
Among the extensive revisions and improvements is
a major addition - the inclusion of Committal Services
allowing for use either at the graveside or at the
crematorium. SHOP HERE
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