Fr Luke Goymour

Fr Luke's Homilies

Religion EN ↓ 311 episodes

Homilies preached by Fr Luke Goymour at St Mark's Catholic Church, Holy Family Catholic Church and St Mary Magdalen's Catholic Church, Ipswich Suffolk, UK. Fr Luke is a parish priest and the Vicar Forane (Rural Dean) of Ipswich Deanery.

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Fr Luke Goymour

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Jul 5, 2026

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Episodes

"The Cross says it all": Good Friday Homily 29.03.2024

Homily for Good Friday

Maundy Thursday Homily 28.03.2024

"I have given you an example" "Do this in remembrance of me"

Planted in Christ: Homily for 5th Sunday of Lent Yr B 17.03.2024

We are called to let go and let God! To plant ourselves in Jesus Christ and water the seed of faith with prayer, sacraments and penance.

The Holiness of God, the ugliness of sin. Homily for 3rd Sunday of Lent Yr B 03.03.2024

Tolerance is a modern virtue. But Jesus is anything but tolerant. We, too, are called to be radically intolerant of sin!

The Love of God: Homily 2nd Sunday of Lent Yr B 25.02.2024

God loves us, utterly and completely.

A Season of Joy: Homily for 1st Sunday of Lent Yr B 18.02.2024

As we enter Lent we are reminded of baptismal vocation to be missionary disciples and spread the gospel of joy.

Homily for 6th Sunday Yr B 11.02.2024

Jesus on the margins: As followers of Jesus, we are called to minister to those on the edge of society with the joy of the gospel.

Homily for 5th Sunday Yr B 04.02.2024

What are we searching for?

Homily for 4th Sunday Year B 28.01.2024

He taught them with authority! What does it mean to live in and from the authority of Christ?

Follow me! Homily for 3rd Sunday Year B 22.01.2024

What does it mean to follow Jesus? Is He in the driving seat of my life?

Called by God! Homily for 2nd Sunday Yr B 14.01.2024

God speaks, God calls, but are we listening?

Homily for the Epiphany 07.01.2024

God's promise is for all!

Homily for the Feast of Holy Family 31.12.2023

God dwells in our families.

Christmas Day Homily Yr B 2023 25.12.2023

Christmas is the invasion of time by eternity!

Homily for 4th Sunday of Advent Yr B 24.12.2023

Be ready to make a home in your heart for the Eternal Word.

Homily for 3rd Sunday of Advent Yr B 17.12.2023

Do we know Jesus? Do we want to know Jesus? Can we make him known to others?

Repent! Homily for 2nd Sunday of Advent Year B 10.12.2023

The mesage of John the Baptist is repent, prepare your hearts because the king is coming. It is as relevant today as it was 2000 years ago. We prepare for the coming of Christ at the end of time and at Christmas by sorting out our hearts!

Homily for 1st Sunday of Advent Yr A 03.12.2023

As we begin Advent, we are invited and challenged to be alert and awake to God's action and presence in our lives and the lives of those around us.

Homily for Christ the King 26.11.2023

When Christ the King returns as judge, we will be judged on our love.

Homily for 33rd Sunday Yr A 19.11.2023

God gives us good gifts,the purpose of these gifts is not to keep them for ourselves. Rather, we are to build up God's Kingdom.

Homily for 32nd Sunday Yr A 12.11.2023

Stand alert to the presence of God and be ready for what God is going to do!

Homily for 31st Sunday Yr A 05.11.2023

Practice what you preach!

Homily for 30th Sunday Yr A 29.10.2023

"You must love your neighbour as yourself!"

Homily for 28 Sunday Yr A 15.10.2023

God has entered into a marriage covenant with us!

Homily for 26th Sunday Yr A 01.10.2023

Obedience is a virtue much misunderstood.

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