New Homilies: Little Anointed Ones and The Communion of Saints: An Apocalypse

I forgot to post last week’s homily! So here is yesterday’s for the Feast of All Saints:

You can find the full text for the homily here.

Questions for Reflection

1. How does the concept of the communion of saints reshape my understanding of community and connection with those who have passed on before me?
2. In what ways can I open my eyes to the mystical aspects of the world around me, recognizing God’s work of healing and reconciliation in the midst of brokenness?
3. Reflecting on St. Paul’s message, how can I actively participate in the work of restoration and reconciliation in my own life and community?
4. How can I foster a greater sense of unity and communion with others, especially in a world that often feels divided and polarized?

And here is my homily from a couple weeks ago:

You can find the full text of the homily here.

Questions for REflection

1. How do I see myself as anointed for ministry as a Christian?
2. Reflecting on the different expressions of healing mentioned in the homily, which resonate most with my personal skills or passions? How can I utilize them in service to others?
3. What steps can I take to deepen my commitment to my parish and its mission as a minister, rather than just a recipient of care?
4. As I prepare my pledge for the stewardship campaign, how am I willing to contribute my time, talents, and resources to support our shared ministry and mission?