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14th Sunday, Year C, 07.07.19: Clash of wills

06/07/2019 Posted By: Peter Magee Largs & Millport Homilies No comments yet

No wonder the labourers for the harvest are so few if they are to be devoured like lambs by wolves! Nor does the prospect of being opposed and rejected exactly sound attractive! Yes, there would also be men of peace who would accept them, but Jesus’ forecast looked bad for...

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SS. Peter & Paul, Year C, 30.06.19 – Brawnier and brainier

29/06/2019 Posted By: Peter Magee Largs & Millport Homilies No comments yet

Simon and Saul were both stubborn men. Simon was all muscle and brawn; Saul was all moralism and brain. They were both passionate men with very firm views. But all their bravado actually masked a deep fragility. Deep down, they were both cowards. They were afraid of God, the real...

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Pentecost Sunday, Year C, 09.06.19: The Lord and Giver of Life

08/06/2019 Posted By: Peter Magee Largs & Millport Homilies No comments yet

The Bishops of Scotland normally celebrate the annual Day for Life on 31stMay, the feast of the Visitation. This year, however, it is being celebrated on Pentecost. That is why the second collection today will be for the pro-life activities of the Bishops.   It’s very appropriate that we celebrate...

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Seventh Sunday of Easter, year C, 02.06.19: From knowledge to experience

01/06/2019 Posted By: Peter Magee Largs & Millport Homilies No comments yet

The figure of St. Stephen the Martyr is very attractive. He was a deacon and charged, along with others, to feed the Greek widows in Jerusalem and probably to perform other practical tasks in that early Church community. He was also a very intelligent and wise man. He was able...

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Ascension Thursday, Year C, 30.05.19: Absent to be more present

29/05/2019 Posted By: Peter Magee Largs & Millport Homilies No comments yet

When someone you love leaves you, to live elsewhere perhaps or to go to God, there is no question that that is very painful. But once you get over the pain, or manage to handle it, the memory of that person and their love is still present to you. For,...

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Sixth Sunday of Easter, Year C, 26.05.19: Hierarchical Church

25/05/2019 Posted By: Peter Magee Largs & Millport Homilies No comments yet

The Gospel today zooms in on Jesus at prayer. It is like a camera shot on the television screen which has Jesus stand alone in the spotlight. But, as his prayer tells us, he is not alone. As the spotlight widens, we see him with the ties he has to...

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Fifth Sunday of Easter, Year C, 19.05.19: All things new, young and eternal

18/05/2019 Posted By: Peter Magee Largs & Millport Homilies No comments yet

Just over sixty years ago, good Pope John XXIII announced that there would be a Second Vatican Council. It was to renew how the Church announced her teaching to the world. Although some misunderstood the nature of that renewal, there were many wonderful fruits of genuine renewal which came, and...

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4th SUNDAY OF EASTER, Year C, 12.05.19: Voice of life

14/05/2019 Posted By: Christopher Clements Largs & Millport Homilies No comments yet

The human voice is almost as expressive as the human face. Depending on its tone, pitch and strength, a voice tells us as much as the words it conveys. Someone’s voice can by itself bring comfort and reassurance or fear and upset. The voice is the instrument of our mind...

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THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER, Year C, 5th MAY 2019: Peter’s look

05/05/2019 Posted By: Christopher Clements Largs & Millport Homilies No comments yet

We know that Peter had a strong love for Jesus. He had wanted Jesus to be spared the Cross. He had wanted to walk with Jesus on the water. He had wanted to give his life for Jesus even if everyone else abandoned him. He had wanted Jesus to be...

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Easter, 2019: They arrived too late

20/04/2019 Posted By: Christopher Clements Largs & Millport Homilies No comments yet

They arrived too late. The stone had already been rolled away. The cloths on his body had already been cast aside. He had already gone. The Resurrection of Jesus, the most important event in history, the event that takes history beyond history and into the realm of the divine, was...

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