Preaching the Santity of Human Life and the Gospel Message
HOMILY FOR THE 4TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME YEAR A.
THEME: Being a True Child of God in the World.
BY: Fr. Anthony O. Ezeaputa, MA.
The Gospel of Matthew is the gospel reading for this liturgical year (A). As we read Matthew’s gospel, there
HOMILY FOR THE 2ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME YEAR A.
THEME: “Here am I, Lord; I come to do your will”
BY: Fr. Anthony O. Ezeaputa, MA.
Most of us are familiar with the major liturgical seasons of the Catholic Church: Advent, when we prepare for the comi
HOMILY FOR DECEMBER 8, SOLEMNITY OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
THEME: Immaculate Conception: Grace and Privilege from God.
BY: Fr. Anthony O. Ezeaputa, MA.
Considering her role in our salvation, especially as the Mother of God, the Catholic Church te
YEAR A: 4TH SUNDAY OF ADVENT HOMILY.
THEME: Repentance for the Kingdom of God.
BY: Fr. Anthony O. EZEAPUTA, MA.
Our gospel reading for this Sunday (Matthew 3:1–12) emphasizes repentance as a requirement for the coming o
HOMILY FOR THE 31ST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME YEAR C.
THEME: Interior Repentance or Conversion of Heart.
BY: Fr. Anthony O. Ezeaputa, MA.
HOMILY FOR SUNDAY OCTOBER 30 2022.
The conversion of Zacchaeus (Luke 19:1-10) is a story of how God goes in search of sinners and waits pati
HOMILY FOR THE 29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME YEAR C.
THEME: Persistent Prayer and the Persistent Widow.
BY: Fr. Anthony O. Ezeaputa, MA.
HOMILY FOR SUNDAY OCTOBER 16 2022.
In our gospel reading for today (Luke 18:1–8), Jesus Christ narrates the parable of the persistent
HOMILY FOR THE 26TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME YEAR C
THEME: Lessons from the Story of a Rich Man and a Poor
BY: Fr. Anthony O. Ezeaputa, MA.
HOMILY FOR SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 25 2022
Our Gospel reading (Luke 16:19-31) is the story of a rich man and Lazarus, a poor man. The rich man wore purple robes and fine linen, which were exclusively worn by the wealthy in
HOMILY FOR THE 25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME YEAR C
THEME: The Prodigal Steward and Spiritual Investment
BY: Fr. Anthony O. Ezeaputa, MA.
HOMILY FOR SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 18 2022
Our Gospel text (Luke 16:1–13) this Sunday is the enigmatic “Parable of the Dishonest Stewar
HOMILY FOR THE 24TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME YEAR C
THEME: Who is the Lost Coin?
BY: Fr. Anthony O. Ezeaputa, MA.
HOMILY FOR SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 11 2022
Our gospel passage (Luke 15:1-32) is the triptych parables of the lost sheep, lost coin, and prodigal son. The lost sheep was lost in the woods, the lost coin in the house, and th
HOMILY FOR THE 23RD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME YEAR C
THEME: It’s Time to Go Back to Philemon and Put Things Right
BY: Fr. Anthony O. Ezeaputa, MA.
HOMILY FOR SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 4 2022
Our second reading (Philemon 9–10, 12–17) this Sunday is the encounter between Onesimus, Philemon, and the ap
HOMILY FOR THE 21ST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME YEAR C
THEME: Discipline, the Narrow Gate, and Salvation
BY: Fr. Anthony O. Ezeaputa, MA.
HOMILY FOR SUNDAY AUGUST 21 2022
The background of our second reading from the Book of Hebrews (
HOMILY FOR THE 13TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME YEAR C
THEME: What it Takes and What’s Expected of a Christian Disciple
By: Fr. Anthony O. Ezeaputa, MA.
HOMILY FOR SUNDAY JUNE 26 2022
On the thirteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time, we are invited to reflect on the call to Christian discipleship. Our G