Homilies: Epiphany (A)

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Epiphany: God's Abundant Grace

Fr. Scott Donahue's Homily - The Epiphany of the Lord - January 5, 2020

Epiphany Sunday Homily

Homily - The Epiphany of the Lord - January 5, 2020

Epiphany Homily

Deacon Jerry Homily on the Epiphany of the Lord

Fr. Farrell Homily | Jan. 8, 2017

Fr. Scott Donahue's Homily - The Epiphany of the Lord - January 8, 2017

Homily for January 8, 2017

Homily - The Epiphany of the Lord - January 8, 2017

Homily for The Epiphany of the Lord: January 8, 2017 - Deacon Mark Mullins

Homily on The Epiphany of the Lord, by Fr. Bill Bried, OFM

The Sunday Mass - Epiphany - January 8, 2017

Homily on the Solemnity of the Epiphany of the Lord (Cycle A) Fr Peter

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WORD ON FIRE SERMONS

Bishop Robert Barron

Bishop Robert Barron — Today’s readings for Epiphany speak of a light that shines on Israel, the chosen people, but that is meant for the whole world, a light that is a beacon summoning all the nations. And that light is Jesus Christ himself. As the prophets predicted, this Light is the illumination of all the world, the Light to whom all seekers are destined to come. (2017)

CATHOLIC INSPIRATION

Father Andrew Ricci

Father Andrew Ricci — The Magi were guided through the illumination of knowledge and faith to the Christ Child. We, too, can be guided through the challenges of life when we we use our minds to the best of our ability and get down on our knees to pray for wisdom. (2017)

STUDY

Reflect on a time when you clearly experienced God’s presence in your life. How were you guided?

PRAY

Is there a challenging task confronting you today? Ask the Lord for the Light to find your way.

SERVE

How can you be a Light for others? How can your life help others to see clearly?

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