Category: Homilies
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Ars Praedicandi: Ed Foley’s on the Sixth Sunday of Easter
[Warning: Game of Thrones Season 8 Finale Spoilers!] It might seem futile, even perilous in the current political climate actually to step up … to speak out…But chaos theory reminds us that even the disruption of a single butterfly can trigger a tornado in Texas, a revolution in respect, the foregrounding of love…
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60-Second Sermon: 6th Sunday of Easter
Matt Reichert reflects on the Gospel for the 6th Sunday of Easter (May 26, 2019) Matt Reichert teaches at the College of St. Benedict and Saint John’s University in Collegeville, MN. Matt is co-host of the Open Your Hymnal podcast and co-directs the One Call Institute.
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Ars Praedicandi: Ed Foley’s on the Fifth Sunday of Easter
Jesus was a door opener, a wall obstructer, a barrier resister…and those of us baptized into his image are commissioned to do the same.
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60-Second Sermon: 5th Sunday of Easter
Layla Karst reflects on the Gospel for the 5th Sunday of Easter (May 19, 2019). Layla Karst serves as Assistant Professor of Theological Studies at Loyola Marymount University. Her current research situates the study of Christian pilgrimage at the intersection of liturgical theology, ritual studies, and critical theory.
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60-Second Sermon: 4th Sunday of Easter
Rev. Edward Vebelun, OSB reflects on the Gospel for the 4th Sunday of Easter (May 12, 2019) – John 10:27-30
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Ars Praedicandi: Ed Foley’s on the Second Sunday of Easter
On this feast of Thomas so called doubter, transfigured as Thomas the empathetic, Thomas the wound toucher, Thomas the Spirit dweller, we recommit to God’s mission in the crucified to touch the broken body with reverence and love
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60-Second Sermon: 3rd Sunday of Easter
Lorraine Hess reflects on the Gospel for the 3rd Sunday of Easter (May 5, 2019) – John 21:1-19 Lorraine Hess is a Catholic singer, songwriter, music minister and recording artist born and raised in New Orleans. Lorraine holds a Masters Degree in Pastoral Studies from Loyola University Institute for Ministry.
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Ars Praedicandi: Ed Foley’s Easter Homily
The mystery of resurrection not only begins in, but is rooted in the dark.
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Ars Praedicandi: Ed Foley’s Homily on the Second Sunday in Lent
For in truth, in this place, at this moment, Christianity itself can be imaged as a symbol of why our divine Ancestor Jesus became human at all…