HOMILY OF 18TH WEDNESDAY IN ORDINARY TIME — YEAR A

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HOMILY OF 18TH WEDNESDAY IN ORDINARY TIME — YEAR A

HOMILY THEME: THE CANAANITE WOMAN DEBATES WITH JESUS AND SAVES HER DAUGHTER

BY: Fr Deotacious Chikontwe SMA

Jeremiah 31:1-7, Jeremiah 31:10-12,13, Matthew 15:21-28

FROM OUR FIRST READING
In our first reading today God reassures Israel of His unwavering love. He promises to be with them and restore them. This promise is a source of great comfort, reminding us that God’s love never fails.
As we reflect on this reading, we can find comfort in knowing that God’s love is always present. His promises give us strength to endure difficult times. We can trust in His plan for our lives, knowing that He always desires our good.

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FROM OUR GOSPEL READING
In the Gospel, a Canaanite woman approaches Jesus, pleading for her daughter’s healing. Despite initial resistance, she persists in her faith. Her determination moves Jesus to grant her request.
This story shows the power of persistent prayer. The woman’s unwavering faith and boldness in asking for help are inspiring. Her story encourages us to keep praying, even when answers seem delayed.

CONCLUSION
Dear brethren, persistent prayer is not just about asking repeatedly. It’s about having faith that God hears us and will respond in His time. The gospel reading teaches us to trust in God’s timing and remain steadfast in our faith.
As we reflect on these readings, we can deepen our faith and trust in God’s promises. Let us embrace these lessons and live them out in our daily lives.

Have a Blessed Wednesday Everyone.

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