July 2022 archive of Homilies
17th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Posted by Kevin Revolinski on 7/28/22
Do you remember when someone interceded for you or spoke on your behalf, how grateful you were? To plead on one’s behalf is what it means to be an intercessor. I remember my dad pleading with my mom so my sisters and I didn’t have to do the dishes one night and ... Read More »
1st Communion on Washington Island - 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Posted by Kevin Revolinski on 7/20/22
I found it interesting as the scholar ask Jesus what he must do to enter eternal life and Jesus asks him what is written in the law? I then began to question how we interpret the law. We often think of laws as being restrictive but do we ever ... Read More »
Independence Day - 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Posted by Kevin Revolinski on 7/20/22
This weekend we celebrate the 4th of July. The first reading made me think about our country and how blest we are as a nation as the Prophet speaks about Jerusalem as he proclaims: Rejoice with Jerusalem and be glad because of her all you who love her. Exult with her for thus says the ... Read More »