Sermons on “Mark”
Getting back to “very good” with God
Deacon Justin Moor: By being fertile soil, we can receive the small mustard seed of Jesus into our lives like a child receives a gift from the father.
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Living our Faith
Monsignor Michael Billian: If we don’t stand up for morality, for the truth, then we would not be faithful to whom we are, or at least whom we’re trying to become.
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Corpus Christi: The Divine Wisdom of the Eucharist
Father Jeremy Miller: We may think it’s trivial that there’s such a food emphasis in the Bible, but I would argue that it’s part of a divine wisdom, a divine logic, that he gives himself in this simple way.
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Ascension: Lift up your Hearts
Father Jeremy Miller: As a metaphor, the Ascension is a wonderful way to see our mission as Christians – that we are called to be lifted up by God and therefore to rise above the things that trouble us and to bring others up with us.
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Palm Sunday: Would we run away?
Father Jeremy Miller: Can we stay with Jesus all the way through Holy Week?
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Father Jeremy Miller: We’re called to accept God’s purposes and timing. His timing is always better than ours, even though we get impatient.
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Renewing the Covenant with God
Monsignor Michael Billian: This Lent, you and I are called to renew the covenant, to renew the relationship we have with God – not just the deal, not just the word, the life-giving relationship that we share with one another.
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Fully Known and Fully Loved
Deacon Justin Moor: Jesus knows us fully and fully loves us. This is the deepest desire of our hearts: to be fully known and fully loved.
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Jesus Heals
Monsignor Michael Billian: Jesus heals. He heals the pain, not just of people in the past, but the pain of people today.
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The Relevance of God
Father Jeremy Miller: God wants to capitalize on what is good in the human spirit, what is good in society, what is good in each one of us here, despite our faults. He wants to redeem that, he wants to lift that up and elevate it so that we can live to the full potential of what he’s created us to be.
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