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Tag: Universal Destination of Goods

Homily for the 24th Sunday of Ordinary Time: Dying To Live

Posted on September 12, 2021September 19, 2021 by Father Albert
24th Sunday of Ordinary Time, B                                                                  September 5, 2021Fr. Albert                                                                                St. John the Evangelist, Jeanerette https://youtu.be/hYROyU8uBj8 Can faith save us? By itself? No. The second reading ends before we get to it, but in the very next line, St. James says, “even the demons believe and tremble.” They know God is real, but it doesn’t save them. Peter has faith to acknowledge that Jesus is the Messiah, but immediately gets called “Satan” by Jesus. Why? Because he tries to reject the work that Jesus must do, the work of carrying the cross. Faith, in order to save us, must...Read More
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