Deacon Jim Grevenites' homily for the Feast of the Holy Family at St. Raphael Catholic Church in St. Petersburg, Florida, delivered on December 31, 2017. Audio by Jeff Keller. Still images by T. Allan Smith. Directed by the grace, actions, and Good News of Jesus Christ, St. Raphael Catholic Church seeks to be an open, inviting, and spiritual community commissioned through our Baptism and the Eucharist. http://st-raphaels.com http://saintraphaelmessenger.blogspot.com St. Raphael Catholic Church 1376 Snell Isle Boulevard NE St. Petersburg, FL 33704 (727) 821-7989

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Homilist: Fr. Denis Maher, Gospel: Luke 2:22-40 Fr. Denis talks about Families in our time.

Today's homily is from Fr. John Lankeit, rector of Ss. Simon and Jude Cathedral in Phoenix. Thank you for joining us today! Learn more about the Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix: http://www.dphx.org

Bishop Scott Kershaw Deacon Michael Spearin St. Joseph Cupertino Independent Catholic Church 742 Rock St. Fall River, Ma. 02720

12-31-2017

Feast of the Holy Family Christmas 2017 Homily

Fr. Joe Schwab's homily at the 9:15 am Mass on December 31, 2017 celebrating The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph from the Conventual Church of Our Lady of the Angels at the Franciscan Renewal Center.

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Homily of the 31st December 2017, Holy Family Sunday In most countries, Christmas is a Family Festival. Most families have re-united once again. It is within this context of Family union at Christmas that we reflect on The Holy Family of Nazareth, Jesus, Mary and Joseph. Why do we call it “The Holy Family”? Obviously it is the most holy of families. Every member of this Family is Holy! It is the family of Jesus Son of God, whose mother, Mary was immaculately conceived through the Holy Spirit and was sinless all her life. It is equally the Family of Joseph who was Mary’s chaste spouse. It is the model of all Families. In our modern world there are many attempts to destroy the family an...

Two-minute Homily by Fr Leonard Uzuegbu for the Feast of the Holy Family 2017. "When Jesus, the Light, is welcomed into the family, peace and love reign."

Fr. Bryce Sibley is pastor and chaplain of Our Lady of Wisdom Church and Catholic Student Center on the campus of the University of Louisiana Lafayette. Please visit http://www.ragincajuncatholics.org to find out more about the Catholic presence at UL -uploaded in HD at http://www.TunesToTube.com

Fr. Frank Pavone (http://www.FrFranksBlog.com), National Director of Priests for Life (http://www.PriestsForLife.org), preaches pro-life on the Feast of the Holy Family in Year B. An explanation follows. Sir 3:2-6, 12-14 Col 3:12-21 Year A: Mt 2:13-15, 19-23 Year B: Lk 2:22-40 or 2, 22. 39-40 Year C: Lk 2:41-52 The family is the “Sanctuary of Life” and the basic cell of society. The Holy Family, of course, is unique. One member is God, another is sinless, and the third is a saint. But the great lesson of today is that although God could have come into the world in any way he pleased, he chose to become a member of a family, obedient to his earthly parents, and yet totally devoted to...

Fr. Bill Bried's Homily on the Feast of the Holy Family (Cycle B) from the Conventual Church of Our Lady of the Angels at the Franciscan Renewal Center.

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Fr. Brian McGrath proclaims the Gospel according to St. Luke and gives a homily on this Sundays readings.

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