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Homily audio from St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church in Portland, OR. Fr. Charles "Chuck" Wood, Pastor
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Is there someone you're having trouble forgiving? Today's first reading tells us that to be just, we must be kind. Jesus knows that it takes strength to forgive. Let us pray for God's strength to help us be good and to f
How can God's Word take root and grow in us? God sends Jesus to us through the scriptures to fulfill His Word. Let us take some time to talk to God and welcome Jesus every day, giving ourselves to God's work. Catholic Ma
Did you ever wonder how Jesus knew right where to find the donkey that He rode into Jerusalem? Was it to show that not only was He meek and humble, but also a wise and knowing King as Zechariah prophesied? Father Chuck t
What things in our life need to "die" so we can gain life as a child of God? Today's Gospel reading contains challenging words from Jesus. While Baptism brought us new life, growing into our best relationship with Jesus
Since Father Chuck is on vacation this week, we have a "bonus" episode featuring Father Chuck's homily for this day from June 21, 2020 at his previous parish, St. Wenceslaus, in Scappoose, OR. Did Jeremiah's prayer for v
Do you think that you can't do what God calls you to do? God sends us forth from every Mass to grow in God's love and to confront the world's evils. We can't do it on our own. But we can recharge at Mass, and seek help f
Do you feel the power of God's love in the Eucharist? In today's homily, Father Chuck shares stories of how God touches us with His love and grace through the sacraments. Let us celebrate God's power and creative energy
What does being created in the image of God mean in your daily life? As God is a community of love, let us bring kindness and concern for others to our everyday actions. Let us pray each day this week to the Sacred Heart
How often do you pray to the Holy Spirit? We can never get enough of the Holy Spirit, both for ourselves and for the benefit of others. Let's pray the simple prayer of "Come O Holy Spirit" repeatedly throughout the day t
What is the "age to come" that St. Paul mentions in today's second reading? While we are still in the age that began with Adam and Eve, Jesus has planted the seed for the coming age. As we trust him and keep worshipping,
Do you sometimes wonder about the meaning of the Eucharistic Prayers said during Mass? In today's homily, Father Chuck helps us understand the power of the prayers of the Mass. Jesus promises in today's Gospel not to lea
Do you sometimes find it easy to play the blame game when things go wrong? In today's first reading, the apostles avoid blaming others when a problem arises and instead come up with a Spirit-filled solution. When we expe
Listen now and learn why joyfully living and proclaiming the Good News and doing the works of Jesus—particularly among the marginalized—are the best ways to honor Paulist Fathers Jim Kolb and Steve Bossi as they mark mil
Did you know that you are one of the "far off" people in today's first reading whom God is calling? Jesus is always at our side through our dark valleys, bringing us abundant life. Let us ask God's help to recognize Jesu
How do you relate to the journey of the two disciples in today's gospel reading? Although we might not recognize Him, Jesus is with us too, sharing the gospel and breaking bread with us on our journey from uncertainty to
Have you ever wondered why Thomas was not in the room with the rest of the disciplies? Was it because he wasn't as fearful? Jesus shows His mercy by giving Thomas the gift of faith. Let us ask Jesus to also meet us where
What is our role in Jesus's victory over sin and death, which is still working itself out in people's lives around the world? We can use our free will to seek what is above, asking the Holy Spirit to renew God's gift of
What can you do for your Big Brother Jesus who has shared His resurrection with you? Let us use our free will to say "Yes" to Jesus's everlasting gift and in the words of Pope Leo, to "be his witnesses even where human h
Listen now to learn what it means to be "covered in our Rabbi's dust" and how it's possible—and desirable—to be simultaneously "washed clean" and "dusty." Homily for Holy Thursday, beginning of the Sacred Triduum. Cathol
Do you sometimes feel that God is not near? After being glorified and then crucified, a full spectrum of experience; Jesus recites the first line of Psalm 22. His followers who were present may have continued with the Ps
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