Fr. JD Matherne
Abide In Me Homilies
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2021.2.28 2nd Sunday of Lent (Year B) 28.02.2021 21:44
2 things are required for prayer to work: knowing God is present and being present ourselves. Enjoy this week's homily.
2021.2.17 Ash Wednesday 17.02.2021 12:32
Take this Lent very personal. Enjoy this week's homily.
2021.2.7 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year B) 07.02.2021 18:47
How does God want to meet you in your vulnerability? Enjoy this weekend's homily.
2021.1.31 4th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year B) 31.01.2021 19:37
God is bigger than the anxiety of the world... Enjoy this week's homily.
2021.1.24 3rd Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year B) 24.01.2021 15:00
Do we approach the Lord as a passing spectacle or as an inviting Savior? Enjoy this week's homily.
2021.1.17 2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year B) 17.01.2021 15:39
How do you hear the phrase "WE ARE GODS"... Enjoy this week's homily!
2021.1.10 Baptism Of The Lord 10.01.2021 18:52
God speaks order into the chaos before creation, the chaos of the world, and the chaos of our hearts. Enjoy this week's homily.
2021.1.3 Epiphany 03.01.2021 18:52
What can we learn from the gifts given and the way they react? Enjoy this week's homily.
2020.12.25 Christmas 25.12.2020 15:36
Why do we celebrate Christmas? Enjoy the homily. Merry Christmas.
2020.12.20 4th Sunday of Advent (Year B) 20.12.2020 13:35
God with us is a promise that we have to accept! Enjoy this week's homily.
2020.12.6 2nd Sunday of Advent (Year B) 06.12.2020 15:05
God doesn't always fulfill our expectations, but he does always call us to be faithful. Enjoy this week's homily.
2020.11.29 1st Sunday Advent (Year B) 29.11.2020 17:30
So How are you doing? Enjoy this weekend's homily.
2020.11.22 Christ the King (Year A) 22.11.2020 20:52
We receive grace from God, not only for ourselves, but for the betterment of all… Enjoy this week’s homily.
2020.11.15 33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) 15.11.2020 18:49
What are you doing with your talents? Enjoy this week's homily.
2020.11.1 All Saints Day 01.11.2020 17:38
"Who may go up the mountain of the LORD?... The clean of hand and pure of heart, who has not given his soul to useless things." Enjoy this week's homily.
2020.10.25 30th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) 25.10.2020 21:09
We not called to like, but we are called to love... Enjoy this week's homily.
2020.10.18 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A) 18.10.2020 18:42
Two major facts allow us to hold onto hope: “God is who He says He is” & “We belong to the God”
2020.10.11 28th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) 11.10.2020 16:43
Why all about weddings? Enjoy this week's homily.
2020.10.4 27th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) 04.10.2020 14:50
2020.10.4 27th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) by Fr. JD Matherne
2020.9.27 26th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) 27.09.2020 15:00
2020.9.27 26th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) by Fr. JD Matherne
2020.9.20 25th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) 20.09.2020 16:38
2020.9.20 25th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) by Fr. JD Matherne
2020.9.13 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A 13.09.2020 18:34
Start with doing what’s necessary. Then do what’s possible. Then, with the Lord, we will achieve the impossible.
2020.9.6 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A) 06.09.2020 15:28
2020.9.6 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A) by Fr. JD Matherne
2020.8.30 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 30.08.2020 20:58
2020.8.30 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time by Fr. JD Matherne
2020.8.23 Twenty-first Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) 23.08.2020 17:21
2020.8.23 Twenty-first Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) by Fr. JD Matherne
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