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‘There is Something Greater Than Jonah Here’

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Rome,      March 12, 2014

Jonah 3:1-10

Psalm 51:3-4, 12-13, 18-19

Luke 11:29-32

Repentance and mercy are two themes in today’s Liturgy of the Word. The story of Jonah is well known: God commanded him to preach repentance in the city of Nineveh, the capital of Israel’s enemy. And Jonah – knowing full well that if the city repented, then God would be merciful and not punish the city – fled from this divine command. …

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Not Ashamed of Our Faith

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This homily is a response to a letter put on all the windshields of the Catholics after the 5:30pm Mass on a Saturday. There were actually three homilies given this weekend. Each homily is different to answer some of the questions some of these evangelicals may have about the Church and her teachings. Each homily is somewhat different. More videos will come in the future to help explain what the Church teaches and clarify many false perceptions of what the Church teaches. To listen to the other homilies, scroll down a little more.

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Not Ashamed of our Faith

Posted on by diocesan-freeport

These homilies are a response to a letter put on all the windshields of the Catholics after the 5:30pm Mass on a Saturday. Each homily is different to answer some of the questions some of these evangelicals may have about the Church and her teachings. Each homily is somewhat different. More videos will come in the future to help explain what the Church teaches and clarify many false perceptions of what the Church teaches.