Fr Steve Anderson Homilies: Recent Episodes
Fr Steve Anderson
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God's Word has power. The Word of God is liberating.
Paul says, "The Gospel cannot be chained" and he says this while he is in a very, very bad situation: he is in prison. No situation nor any power can stop the Word of God from being effective. It is a sharpened sword, it is active, and it is alive. The Word of God is the Word Incarnate, Jesus Christ.
Who wants Mary to visit them today?
She is the new Ark of the Covenant, a model of the faithful Christian, a teacher of gratitude to God, and so much more. We are invited to be just like Mary, so when we bring Christ to the world we become beacons of joy just like the Virgin Mary.
God is calling us to be holy.
In this homily from Fr. Georges, we hear about what it takes to be holy, to be perfect, and receive the reward of eternal life. You will learn how to be sober, to be detached for God's sake, and to cling to God's grace that has been given to us.
On the feast of Our Lady of the Rosary we hear the gospel from Luke that says "ask and it will be given." Fr Steve invites us to ask for help for desperate situations today.
Jesus speaks strongly on marriage because it speaks of God's commitment to us. Homily from weekend Oct 3rd 2021.
On the feast of Padre Pio, we are all called to a deeper holiness and to give our lives totally to God.
Deacon Ken presents Jesus as the servant who teaches us how to make Jesus real to people as we realize our gifts and abilities.
Fr Steve encourages us to know the real Jesus. Beyond what we can imagine. A God who suffered and died with us and for us.
Love listens. Are we open to allow Jesus to open our ears and hearts to one another so that we can truly listen.
Ephesians 5:21-32 can be controversial, but it is a message to us about serving one another without ruling one another. St John Paul II gives us a clear message on how to read this passage.
On the feast of the Assumption, Deacon Ken walks us through the steps on how to respond if we believe God has called us to a special work. How to say yes to God like Mary, our Mother.
What does the Eucharistic prayer tell us about who we are (and who we are not).
Make us one!
Starting off our Eucharistic Theme of August with a homily message on the power of the Eucharist and gathering as one.
Fr Steve homily from Sunday July 11. We can be the people who receive Jesus and bring healing to everyone.
Deacon Ken's Friday Message from July 9 daily mass talking about trusting in God and never to worry.
Jesus came from humble, ordinary circumstances and invites us to be ordinary people whom God works extraordinary things through. Includes original song "ordinary"
Fr Steve speaks strongly on the topic of complaining and how it does not belong in the body of Christ.
On the feast of St Catherine, Fr Steve previews this Sunday's message of all of us being connected. Connected to the Eucharist, to the saints, and to each other.
The Good Shepherd gives his life for his sheep. We are called to give our lives away like Jesus.
Fr Steve comments on the readings, especially Acts 12 from daily mass readings on April s7 found here https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/042721.cfm
As he reflects on Acts 12, Fr Steve gets excited about how Paul and Barnabas are sent forth to preach the gospel.