Before we begin the real homily, so don’t start timing me yet. How many of us agree with the farm workers in today’s gospel? How many of us think they got cheated? Show of hands. How many agree with the ones who worked all day that they got cheated?
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Today’s readings will be from Cycle A.
Readings/Psalms: 1164
Entrance: Glory and Praise to Our God – 606
Offertory: Shepherd Me, O God – 35
Communion: We Come to Your Feast – 938
Closing: Canticle of the Sun – 576
The Gather 3rd Edition Hymnal/Missals are available for use in the church – they are at the ends of the pews. Please return the missals to the end of the pew after Mass. Instructions on how to use the hymnal missal are available here: https://www.stcharlesbklyn.org/hymnal-missal/ .
Today’s readings are also available to read online at the USCCB website https://bible.usccb.org .
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Friday Evening Prayer at 5 PM
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Evening Prayer for September 22
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Homily – 24th Sunday Ordinary Time
So the number seven.
How many of you came up with a few things that involve the number seven? Very good. Some of you did. Who came up with seven days of creation – good. How many of you came up with seven days of the week? Pretty obvious. How many of you came up with the seven deadly sins? How many of you came up with the seven virtues that go along with the deadly sins?
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Join us to worship together in person or online. Mass times are:
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Today’s readings will be from Cycle A.
Readings/Psalms: 1161
Entrance: All Are Welcome – 850
Offertory: Ubi Caritas – 696
Communion: Let Us Be Bread – 946
Closing: City of God – 766
The Gather 3rd Edition Hymnal/Missals are available for use in the church – they are at the ends of the pews. Please return the missals to the end of the pew after Mass. Instructions on how to use the hymnal missal are available here: https://www.stcharlesbklyn.org/hymnal-missal/ .
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Friday Evening Prayer at 5 PM
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Evening Prayer for September 15
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Homily – 23rd Sunday Ordinary Time
How many of us in the community this morning were taught by religious sisters or brothers or priests? How many of us had a good Catholic education? Are there sort of iffy, good, questionable? How many of us think that nuns and brothers and priests absolutely always get along, that they never have a conflict at all?
Well, that’s the way it should be, right? Everybody who lives in community should always get along, goes for everybody. Well, I have a little confession to make. Don’t get too excited. Not a big deal. But I don’t like poetry because usually I just don’t want to spend the time trying to figure out what the poet was talking about.
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