December 29, 2019 Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph
2019년 12월 29일 예수, 마리아, 요셉의 성가정 축일
오늘의 복음 : http://info.catholic.or.kr/missa/default.asp
제1독서
집회서. 3,2-6.12-14
2 주님께서 자녀들로 아버지를 영광스럽게 하시고
아들에 대한 어머니의 권리를 보장하셨다.
3 아버지를 공경하는 이는 죄를 용서받는다.
4 제 어머니를 영광스럽게 하는 이는 보물을 쌓는 이와 같다.
5 아버지를 공경하는 이는 자녀들에게서 기쁨을 얻고
그가 기도하는 날 받아들여진다.
6 아버지를 영광스럽게 하는 이는 장수하고
주님의 말씀에 귀 기울이는 이는 제 어머니를 편안하게 한다.
12 얘야, 네 아버지가 나이 들었을 때 잘 보살피고
그가 살아 있는 동안 슬프게 하지 마라.
13 그가 지각을 잃더라도 인내심을 가지고
그를 업신여기지 않도록 네 힘을 다하여라.
14 아버지에 대한 효행은 잊히지 않으니
네 죄를 상쇄할 여지를 마련해 주리라.
2독서
콜로새서. 3,12-21
형제 여러분, 12 하느님께 선택된 사람, 거룩한 사람, 사랑받는 사람답게
마음에서 우러나오는 동정과 호의와 겸손과 온유와 인내를 입으십시오.
13 누가 누구에게 불평할 일이 있더라도 서로 참아 주고 서로 용서해 주십시오.
주님께서 여러분을 용서하신 것처럼 여러분도 서로 용서하십시오.
14 이 모든 것 위에 사랑을 입으십시오. 사랑은 완전하게 묶어 주는 끈입니다.
15 그리스도의 평화가 여러분의 마음을 다스리게 하십시오.
여러분은 또한 한 몸 안에서 이 평화를 누리도록 부르심을 받았습니다.
감사하는 사람이 되십시오.
16 그리스도의 말씀이 여러분 가운데에 풍성히 머무르게 하십시오.
지혜를 다하여 서로 가르치고 타이르십시오.
감사하는 마음으로 하느님께 시편과 찬미가와 영가를 불러 드리십시오.
17 말이든 행동이든 무엇이나 주 예수님의 이름으로 하면서,
그분을 통하여 하느님 아버지께 감사를 드리십시오.
18 아내 여러분, 남편에게 순종하십시오.
주님 안에 사는 사람은 마땅히 그래야 합니다.
19 남편 여러분, 아내를 사랑하십시오. 그리고 아내를 모질게 대하지 마십시오.
20 자녀 여러분, 무슨 일에서나 부모에게 순종하십시오.
이것이 주님 마음에 드는 일입니다.
21 아버지 여러분, 자녀들을 들볶지 마십시오. 그러다가 그들의 기를 꺾고 맙니다
복음
마태오 2,13-15.19-23
13 박사들이 돌아간 뒤, 꿈에 주님의 천사가 요셉에게 나타나서 말하였다.
“일어나 아기와 그 어머니를 데리고 이집트로 피신하여,
내가 너에게 일러 줄 때까지 거기에 있어라.
헤로데가 아기를 찾아 없애 버리려고 한다.”
14 요셉은 일어나 밤에 아기와 그 어머니를 데리고 이집트로 가서,
15 헤로데가 죽을 때까지 거기에 있었다.
주님께서 예언자를 통하여, “내가 내 아들을 이집트에서 불러내었다.”
하신 말씀이 이루어지려고 그리된 것이다.
19 헤로데가 죽자, 꿈에 주님의 천사가 이집트에 있는 요셉에게 나타나서 말하였다.
20 “일어나 아기와 그 어머니를 데리고 이스라엘 땅으로 가거라.
아기의 목숨을 노리던 자들이 죽었다.”
21 요셉은 일어나 아기와 그 어머니를 데리고 이스라엘 땅으로 들어갔다.
22 그러나 아르켈라오스가 아버지 헤로데를 이어 유다를 다스린다는 말을 듣고,
그곳으로 가기를 두려워하였다.
그러다가 꿈에 지시를 받고 갈릴래아 지방으로 떠나,
23 나자렛이라고 하는 고을로 가서 자리를 잡았다. 이로써 예언자들을 통하여
“그는 나자렛 사람이라고 불릴 것이다.” 하신 말씀이 이루어졌다.
주님의 말씀입니다.
December 29, 2019
Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph
Daily Mass : http://www.catholictv.com/shows/daily-mass
Reading 1
Sir 3:2-6, 12-14
a mother's authority he confirms over her sons.
Whoever honors his father atones for sins,
and preserves himself from them.
When he prays, he is heard;
he stores up riches who reveres his mother.
Whoever honors his father is gladdened by children,
and, when he prays, is heard.
Whoever reveres his father will live a long life;
he who obeys his father brings comfort to his mother.
My son, take care of your father when he is old;
grieve him not as long as he lives.
Even if his mind fail, be considerate of him;
revile him not all the days of his life;
kindness to a father will not be forgotten,
firmly planted against the debt of your sins
—a house raised in justice to you.
Or
Gn 15:1-6; 21:1-3
The word of the LORD came to Abram in a vision, saying:"Fear not, Abram!
I am your shield;
I will make your reward very great."
But Abram said,
"O Lord GOD, what good will your gifts be,
if I keep on being childless
and have as my heir the steward of my house, Eliezer?"
Abram continued,
"See, you have given me no offspring,
and so one of my servants will be my heir."
Then the word of the LORD came to him:
"No, that one shall not be your heir;
your own issue shall be your heir."
The Lord took Abram outside and said,
"Look up at the sky and count the stars, if you can.
Just so," he added, "shall your descendants be."
Abram put his faith in the LORD,
who credited it to him as an act of righteousness.
The LORD took note of Sarah as he had said he would;
he did for her as he had promised.
Sarah became pregnant and bore Abraham a son in his old age,
at the set time that God had stated.
Abraham gave the name Isaac to this son of his
whom Sarah bore him.
Responsorial Psalm
Ps 128:1-2, 3, 4-5
Blessed is everyone who fears the LORD,
who walks in his ways!
For you shall eat the fruit of your handiwork;
blessed shall you be, and favored.
R. Blessed are those who fear the Lord and walk in his ways.
Your wife shall be like a fruitful vine
in the recesses of your home;
your children like olive plants
around your table.
R. Blessed are those who fear the Lord and walk in his ways.
Behold, thus is the man blessed
who fears the LORD.
The LORD bless you from Zion:
may you see the prosperity of Jerusalem
all the days of your life.
R. Blessed are those who fear the Lord and walk in his ways.
or
Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 8-9
R. (7a , 8a) The Lord remembers his covenant for ever.Give thanks to the LORD, invoke his name;
make known among the nations his deeds.
Sing to him, sing his praise,
proclaim all his wondrous deeds.
R. The Lord remembers his covenant for ever.
Glory in his holy name;
rejoice, O hearts that seek the LORD!
Look to the LORD in his strength;
constantly seek his face.
R. The Lord remembers his covenant for ever.
You descendants of Abraham, his servants,
sons of Jacob, his chosen ones!
He, the LORD, is our God;
throughout the earth his judgments prevail.
R. The Lord remembers his covenant for ever.
He remembers forever his covenant
which he made binding for a thousand generations
which he entered into with Abraham
and by his oath to Isaac.
R. The Lord remembers his covenant for ever.
Reading 2
Col 3:12-21
Brothers and sisters:Put on, as God's chosen ones, holy and beloved,
heartfelt compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience,
bearing with one another and forgiving one another,
if one has a grievance against another;
as the Lord has forgiven you, so must you also do.
And over all these put on love,
that is, the bond of perfection.
And let the peace of Christ control your hearts,
the peace into which you were also called in one body.
And be thankful.
Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly,
as in all wisdom you teach and admonish one another,
singing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs
with gratitude in your hearts to God.
And whatever you do, in word or in deed,
do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus,
giving thanks to God the Father through him.
Wives, be subordinate to your husbands,
as is proper in the Lord.
Husbands, love your wives,
and avoid any bitterness toward them.
Children, obey your parents in everything,
for this is pleasing to the Lord.
Fathers, do not provoke your children,
so they may not become discouraged.
Or
Col 3:12-17
Brothers and sisters:Put on, as God's chosen ones, holy and beloved,
heartfelt compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience,
bearing with one another and forgiving one another,
if one has a grievance against another;
as the Lord has forgiven you, so must you also do.
And over all these put on love,
that is, the bond of perfection.
And let the peace of Christ control your hearts,
the peace into which you were also called in one body.
And be thankful.
Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly,
as in all wisdom you teach and admonish one another,
singing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs
with gratitude in your hearts to God.
And whatever you do, in word or in deed,
do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus,
giving thanks to God the Father through him.
Or
Heb 11:8, 11-12, 17-19
Brothers and sisters:By faith Abraham obeyed when he was called to go out to a place
that he was to receive as an inheritance;
he went out, not knowing where he was to go.
By faith he received power to generate,
even though he was past the normal age
—and Sarah herself was sterile—
for he thought that the one who had made the promise was trustworthy.
So it was that there came forth from one man,
himself as good as dead,
descendants as numerous as the stars in the sky
and as countless as the sands on the seashore.
By faith Abraham, when put to the test, offered up Isaac,
and he who had received the promises was ready to offer
his only son,
of whom it was said,
"Through Isaac descendants shall bear your name."
He reasoned that God was able to raise even from the dead,
and he received Isaac back as a symbol.
Alleluia
Col 3:15a, 16a
R. Alleluia, alleluia.Let the peace of Christ control your hearts;
let the word of Christ dwell in you richly.
R. Alleluia, alleluia.
Or Heb 1:1-2
R. Alleluia, alleluia.In the past God spoke to our ancestors through the prophets;
in these last days, he has spoken to us through the Son.
R. Alleluia, alleluia.
Gospel
the angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream and said,
"Rise, take the child and his mother, flee to Egypt,
and stay there until I tell you.
Herod is going to search for the child to destroy him."
Joseph rose and took the child and his mother by night
and departed for Egypt.
He stayed there until the death of Herod,
that what the Lord had said through the prophet might be fulfilled,
Out of Egypt I called my son.
When Herod had died, behold,
the angel of the Lord appeared in a dream
to Joseph in Egypt and said,
"Rise, take the child and his mother and go to the land of Israel,
for those who sought the child's life are dead."
He rose, took the child and his mother,
and went to the land of Israel.
But when he heard that Archelaus was ruling over Judea
in place of his father Herod,
he was afraid to go back there.
And because he had been warned in a dream,
he departed for the region of Galilee.
He went and dwelt in a town called Nazareth,
so that what had been spoken through the prophets
might be fulfilled,
He shall be called a Nazorean.
http://evangeli.net/gospel/tomorrow
«Get up, take the child and his mother and go back to the land of Israel»
Fr. Joan Ant. MATEO i García
(La Fuliola, Lleida, Spain)
Today, we contemplate the mystery of the Holy Family. The Son of God begins his path through men in the midst of a plain family. It is the Father's design. The family will always be the irreplaceable human habitat. Jesus has a legal father that “carries” him and a Mother that is always by his side. God always used St. Joseph, a just man, faithful husband and responsible father, to protect the Family of Nazareth: «An angel of the Lord appeared in a dream to Joseph and said, ‘Get up, take the child and his mother and flee to Egypt, and stay there until I tell you’» (Mt 2:13).
Today, more than ever before, the Church is expected to proclaim the good news of the Gospel of the Family and of life. Today, more than ever before, a deep inhuman culture trumpets, while trying to inflict it upon us, their anti-gospel of confusion and death. In John Paul II's postsynodal apostolic exhortation, Ecclesia in Europa, he reminds us: «The Church (…) must faithfully proclaim anew the truth about marriage and the family. She sees this as burning need, for she knows that this task is integral to the mission of evangelization entrusted to her by her Bridegroom and Lord, and imposes itself today with unusual force. Many cultural, social and political factors are in fact conspiring to create an increasingly evident crisis of the family. In varying ways they jeopardize the truth and dignity of the human person, and call into question, often misrepresenting it, the notion of the family itself. The value of marital indissolubility is increasingly denied; demands are made for the legal recognition of de facto relationships as if they were comparable to legitimate marriages...!».
«Herod will soon be looking for the child in order to kill him» (Mt 2:13). once again, Herod is striking, but we are not to be afraid, for God's help is not lacking in our life. Let us go to Nazareth. Let us rediscover the truth about the family and about life. Let us live it up joyfully and let us proclaim it to our brothers thirsty for light and hope. The Pope invites us to: «It is necessary to reaffirm that these institutions [marriage and family] are realities grounded in the will of God. Furthermore, it is necessary to serve the Gospel of life».
And, again, «an angel of the Lord appeared in a dream to Joseph and said: ‘Get up, take the child and his mother and go back to the land of Israel’» (Mt 2:19-20). The return from Egypt is imminent!
http://onlineministries.creighton.edu/CollaborativeMinistry/daily.html
Merry Christmas! I am very grateful to be writing a reflection within the Christmas season, but especially on a day that celebrates the holy family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. There is much to love about today’s reading in Matthew’s gospel. To me, it captured delightful aspects of faith, our life’s journey, and especially the importance of family.
As I read through the passages, one of the parts that held my attention most strongly was the communication between God and Joseph. We know that if we are open, God communicates and moves us in many ways. Sometimes it is through song, other times through the actions and words of others, and sometimes it is a feeling in the depths of our stomach. For Joseph, it was an angel that came to him in a dream. The part that struck me was how Joseph responded. He trusted the message and acted. What a great example of being a “contemplative in action!” I bet that St. Ignatius loved this story.
Another part about this story that I especially love is the continued hardship that Jesus, Mary, and Joseph had to endure. It was not enough for Mary and Joseph to travel during pregnancy, give birth in a place other than home, and live in less than ideal conditions. Now, they needed to hastily leave because someone was looking to destroy Jesus. Sometimes it seems that the stress of parenting can be overwhelming, and it is clear that Mary and Joseph endured their share of parental stress. But, I also imagine that they were continually open to receiving strength from the Holy Spirit. This part of the story helps me understand that parenting isn’t easy for anyone and that a key piece to good parenting is allowing ourselves to be open and available to receive the Holy Spirit.
Certainly one of the strongest messages coming from Matthew’s gospel is the importance of family. Regardless of what the family structure looks like, the characteristics of trust, love, and support are necessary in any family – and, this is what the holy family demonstrates in today’s gospel. Moving, even in today’s world, is not easy and I can only imagine what it must have been like for Mary and Joseph. The details of Matthew’s story are not lengthy, but trust, love, and support (relational togetherness) must have been in full swing during their move. What a great example for us on how this is done.
http://www.presentationministries.com/obob/obob.asp
THE ETERNAL FAMILY REUNION | ||
| "Christ's peace must reign in your hearts." �Colossians 3:15 | ||
We want to celebrate Christmas with our families. Therefore, Christmas is especially difficult for us if a loved one has died in the last year. However, we have the great hope of our families getting together for the eternal happiness of heaven. We will have a family reunion in heaven in the not too distant future, and if the Lord has His way, not one family member will be missing (see Jn 6:39; 1 Tm 2:4). For your family to stay together for an eternity of Christmases, you must:
Many of you feel very discouraged about the spiritual state of your families. Be instead confident that the Lord loves each member of your family, even to death on the cross. Jesus will change the hardest heart. Be hopeful. | ||
| Prayer: Father, may I remove the plank of sin from my own eye so as to help family members remove the specks from their eyes (Mt 7:5). | ||
| Promise: "Kindness to a father will not be forgotten, it will serve as a sin offering � it will take lasting root." —Sir 3:14 | ||
| Praise: We praise You, Father, "from whom every family in heaven and on earth takes its name" (Eph 3:15). May your light shine through our family for the world to see. |
http://dailyscripture.servantsoftheword.org/readings/
"An angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream"
Like all godly Jewish parents, Joseph and Mary raised the child Jesus in the reverence and wisdom of the Lord. Joseph was given a unique task as the guardian and protector of Mary and of Jesus. What can we learn from the example and witness of Joseph? Joseph is a man of God, a man of unquestioning obedience and willing service. He is a man of prayer and a man of God's word. Through faith he recognized the hand of God in the mystery of the Incarnation - the Son of God taking on flesh as the son of the virgin Mary.
Joseph is a man of action, diligent in the care of his family and ready to do the Lord's bidding. Joseph fearlessly set aside his own plans when God called him to "take to the road" and to leave his familiar surroundings - his home, friends and relatives, and the security of his livelihood in order to pursue a hidden mission God entrusted to him as the guardian of the newborn King.
God has a plan for each one of us. With the plan God gives grace and the assurance of his guiding hand and care. Do you trust your heavenly Father for his plan for your life? Are you willing to sacrifice your own plans for the sake of God's plan? Are you willing to give God unquestioning service and to pursue whatever mission he gives you?
"Lord Jesus, make me a faithful servant of your word and guardian of your truth. Help me to obey you willingly, like Joseph and Mary, with unquestioning trust and with joyful hope."
Psalm 128
1 Blessed is every one who fears the LORD, who walks in his ways!
2 You shall eat the fruit of the labor of your hands; you shall be happy, and it shall be well with you.
3 Your wife will be like a fruitful vine within your house; your children will be like olive shoots around your table.
4 Lo, thus shall the man be blessed who fears the LORD.
5 The LORD bless you from Zion! May you see the prosperity of Jerusalem all the days of your life!
6 May you see your children's children! Peace be upon Israel!
Daily Quote from the early church fathers: The holy family flees to Egypt, by John Chrysostom, 547-407 A.D.
"But why was the Christ child sent into Egypt? The text makes this clear: he was to fulfill what the Lord had spoken by the prophet, 'Out of Egypt have I called my son' (Hosea 11:1). From that point onward we see that the hope of salvation would be proclaimed to the whole world. Babylon and Egypt represent the whole world. Even when they were engulfed in ungodliness, God signified that he intended to correct and amend both Babylon and Egypt. God wanted humanity to expect his bounteous gifts the world over. So he called from Babylon the wise men and sent to Egypt the holy family.
"Besides what I have said, there is another lesson also to be learned, which tends powerfully toward true self-constraint in us. We are warned from the beginning to look out for temptations and plots. And we see this even when he came in swaddling clothes. Thus you see even at his birth a tyrant raging, a flight ensuing and a departure beyond the border. For it was because of no crime that his family was exiled into the land of Egypt.
"Similarly, you yourself need not be troubled if you are suffering countless dangers. Do not expect to be celebrated or crowned promptly for your troubles. Instead you may keep in mind the long-suffering example of the mother of the Child, bearing all things nobly, knowing that such a fugitive life is consistent with the ordering of spiritual things. You are sharing the kind of labor Mary herself shared. So did the magi. They both were willing to retire secretly in the humiliating role of fugitive." (excerpt from THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW, HOMILY 8.2)
http://www.homilies.net/
Homily from Father Joseph Pellegrino
Frjoeshomilies.net
Holy Family
The Feast of the Holy Family: Protecting the Presence of the Lord in Our families.
I hope you all are having a wonderful celebration of Christmas. The Sunday after Christmas is usually the Feast of the Holy Family, the exception being when Christmas comes on a Sunday.
Let's start today with a little story you might be familiar with. It is called the Luck of Roaring Camp, and was written in 1868 by Bret Harte. The story takes place in Roaring Camp, a camp of gruff, hard drinking, fierce, gold diggers. The men would kill someone sooner than they would ask a person his name. one day a pregnant and sick Indian lady stumbled into the camp. When she went into labor, two of the men were decent enough to try to help her. She died during the birth, but miraculously, the child, a boy, survived. Now, deaths were common in Roaring Camp, but a birth was something completely new. The men of the camp took responsibility for the baby. They began taking turns taking care of him. They decided to build him a clean cabin and even put in windows with lace curtains. He was their baby, and they were determined to give him a proper home. The men took turns taking care of the baby. To hold him and sing to him was considered a privilege. They demanded from each other previously unheard of things such as decent language, quiet, cleanliness and moral order. The men began to shed their roughness, their anger and their selfishness. The little child transformed this outpost of rough, crude miners into a community of generosity, tenderness and compassion. The baby called forth from these reckless characters and criminals a dignity, worth and sense of beauty, wonder and joy.
Children will do that to you and for you. Many young couples refine their lifestyles when a baby comes. They want the baby to be brought up with the best they have, by being the best people they can be. Many people who had been away from church return to Church on a regular basis. They want their baby to grow up with a real loving relationship to God and as a part of a worshiping community. Children can bring out the best in their parents.
And this is what God has done for us through the birth of His son. With Jesus' birth, our humanity is made sacred. He has called us from living self-centered lives to lives of compassion, peace and joy. Jesus Christ has transformed humanity, making humanity sacred, just as He is sacred.
Let's look a little closer at the members of the Holy Family and their relationship as a family. We begin with Joseph. In the infancy narratives of the Gospel of Matthew, Joseph develops from someone who is inclined to prevent the family from forming to someone who does everything possible to keep the Holy Family together. He could have sent his pregnant betrothed away to have her baby out of the scrutiny of the neighbors at Nazareth. He probably would never see her again or ever meet the child, but he had the faith to trust God and form a family with Mary and the coming child. As an expectant father, he cared for Mary, and joined her in the joy of the birth of the child whom he promptly adopted by naming the baby, Jesus. When danger threatened the life of the child, he didn't leave the family to protect himself, nor did he send Mary and the baby away to fend for themselves. He took them to Egypt, and then, keeping the family together, returned with them from Egypt to Nazareth. Even though many of the incidents of the infancy narrative in both Matthew and Luke are meant to show that Jesus is the prophet greater the Moses who will deliver God's people from evil just as Moses delivered them from Egypt, the fact is that it is the family, not just the baby, that Joseph is presented as protecting.
During her pregnancy Mary was, like all women, a mother in waiting. After Jesus' birth, though, she remained in many ways a mother-in-waiting. St. Luke says that Mary ponders in her heart the events that involve her child. She is present during the Lord's ministry waiting and watching to see what would take place. She is present standing beneath the cross, not breaking down, but standing, as the Lord entrusts John, and all of us, to her.
Mary's role in the Holy Family is, as all mothers, to nurture. Leonardo Da Vinci joined so many of the famous painters of the faith in presenting the nursing Madonna. That Jesus should be fed by his mother demonstrates both the humanity of the God Made Man and the dignity of the one who was chosen to be his mother. But Mary was not, as some would like to say, a single mother. She filled her place in the Holy Family depending on Joseph to protect and care for the family.
Jesus is the center of the Holy Family. All children have the right to be the center of their families. As an infant and a child he depended on his mother and father and is subject to them. He also knew that their every move will be for his care and concern. His is the Love that made the Holy Family holy even before his human nature was able to declare to them and the world that he is Love Incarnate.
So here we have the Holy Family as a model. The Father fights against anything in the world that would destroy his family. The mother creates the home and nurtures the family. The child is the love around which the family revolves.
Is it so unrealistic then, for the Church to offer the Holy Family as a model to all our families? Perhaps the roles of mother and father may merge, but the basic action of being a family of love revolving around the child or, in many of your cases, the children, is quite realistic. Like Joseph, our fathers, along with their wives, must protect their families from the forces of the world that would destroy the family. Herod might not be sending the troops to kill all the newborns, but the forces of evil have sent drugs, licentiousness, and materialism to kill the souls of our children. The father, along with the mother, has got to protect his child and his family.
Like Mary, our mothers, along with the husbands, must embrace their role as nurturing their children. This is not just with physical food, but with the care to help their children learn how to seek and find the presence of God in their lives. Our mothers, along with our fathers, must nurture their children with spiritual food. As the children witness their Moms demanding that they chose right over wrong, giving over selfishness, as they see their Moms, and Dads, reaching out to care for people who are hurting, the children will be fed the food that makes a Christian a following of Christ.
Our families should revolve around the love of the children. They are only yours for a brief time. They demand all your attention. Then they leave to form their own families, but because of them their Moms and Dads are better people, people who have sacrificed for them and who have thus made the love of God real for the world.
At Roaring Camp, the presence of the baby transformed the rough men from being self-centered to being self-less. In a sense, the baby called those men to holiness and formed them into a family. on the Feast of the Holy Family we pray that we all may hear the cries of the Infant Jesus, calling us to reverence His presence, calling all of us to the holiness that is the heart of the Catholic family.
More Homilies
December 31, 2017 Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph
December 28, 2014 Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph
