Sun, 20 June 2010
Walking in on the second act of "David and Bathsheba," as we do today, is proof that our appreciation of our worship depends on our taking time to be more familiar with the Bible. The second reading and Gospel make abundantly clear the gratuitous nature of mercy, forgiveness, and salvation. |
Sunday Homilies : Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time, June 13, 2010
from Father Kevin Laughery, Troy St. Jerome and St. Jacob St. James Parishes, Diocese of Springfield in Illinois. Note: Comments from this page do not reach me; instead, email: kl@kevinlaughery.com
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