Tag: Zacchaeus

• Being Lukewarm leads to death

  

  November 15, 2022 – Tuesday of the 33rd Week in Ordinary Time Click here for the readings (https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/111522.cfm) When a heart becomes “lukewarm,” it is neither moved nor affected in any way from what is happening around. A lukewarm-heart becomes indifferent, denying or incapable of understanding others and seeing others or worst no compassion towards…

  AUTHORS, Fr. Jom Baring, CSsR, Ordinary Time, Weekday Homilies, Year 2

  A Dose of God Today, Homilies, Jesus, Lukewarm, Weekday, Zacchaeus

• Seeking what matters most in our life

  

  October 30, 2022 – 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time Click here for the readings (https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/103022.cfm) What do I seek in life? Love and acceptance? Understanding and friendship? Comfort and contentment? Health and wealth? In seeking what matters most in our life, we could experience discouragement, rejection, failure, pain or even shame. We know that not…

  AUTHORS, Fr. Jom Baring, CSsR, Homilies, Liturgical Year C, Ordinary Time

  A Dose of God Today, Homilies, Jesus, Life, Ordinary Time, Zacchaeus

• Be Careful of an Indifferent and Lukewarm Heart

  

  November 17, 2020 – Tuesday of the 33rd Week in Ordinary Time Click here for the readings (https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/111720.cfm) Homily The Book of Revelation warned the Church of Laodicea of its “LUKEWARMNESS.” Laodicea, because it was a center for commerce and finance, and of medical discoveries at the time, became affluent. The Christians living in that…

  Homilies, Ordinary Time, Weekday Homilies, Year 2

  A Dose of God Today, Conversion, Homilies, Indifference, Lukewarm, Ordinary Time, Tuesday, Weekday, Zacchaeus