Bulletins and Homilies
Bulletins
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Homilies
1st Sunday of Advent
Advent Reflection Hi—my name is Eileen McMaster, and I have been a parishioner here at Saint Katharine Drexel for 22 years. I thought July 10, 2015 was my darkest day when my 12 year old Natalie received her cancer diagnosis, but that does not compare to how I felt on...
Thanksgiving Day
In the book entitled "Life Injections" there is a section of the effectiveness of a thank you note. One short story was about an 80-year-old man who called his son to tell him how upset he was when he woke up and came down from his bedroom to find an inch of water on...
33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
In our listening to…‘OR’…reading these verses we might wonder if we are rather reading today’s newspaper or listening to or watching the daily news. There are wars, earthquakes, famines AND dangerous uses of power. We hear Jesus speaking to His followers as He...
32th Sunday in Ordinary Time
There is a kind of sadness that I experience at this time of year, as the brilliant reds and yellows of the maple trees fall to reveal the stark bareness of winter branches. I have on my kitchen counter the last few cherry tomatoes rescued from my garden. And the...
Feast of All Saints
In the second reading today we heard these words: “Beloved, we are God’s children now; what we shall be has not yet been revealed. We do know that when it is revealed we shall be like God, for we shall see him as he is.” This “being like God” is what our baptism is...
31th Sunday in Ordinary Time
When was the last time you Encountered God? Don’t we all seek it? Don’t we all desire it? To reach out and touch the face of God, to know that He is near, to have a personal encounter with the Almighty? Yet these moments of personal communion with God seem all...
