From the monthly archives: January 2009
Last week I was called out to the hospital to anoint a sick person. He had become suddenly ill at home and was rushed to the hospital. The family was shocked and upset when I met them in the ICU. “Father, can you anoint him please?” We went in together.
Fr. Joel
Last winter was, well, very wintery. Having recently spent time in Italy, I would often walk outside in only a sweater or vest, only to have to turn around and put on a heavy coat. I decided this winter, I would be prepared. The first thing I had [...]
I couldn’t record my homily today, so I typed it instead. I hope you enjoy reading.
Christmas, the Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God.
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In many Asian cultures, it is very important to start the new year off right. The children try to treat elders with the utmost respect and be [...]
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