Fr. John Ehrich Catholic Homilies

Christ Will Be Your Strength - 4th Sunday of Advent - 12/24/17

Following the words of St. Paul, we need to let Christ be our strength.

 

Fr. John Ehrich, STL preaching from St. Joseph the Worker in Williams, AZ.

Allow the Lord to Heal You - 3rd Sunday of Advent - 12-17-17

How to allow the Lord to heal us?  First we must get honest about our deficits and deficiencies.  

 

Fr. John Ehrich, STL preaching from St. Joseph the Worker in Williams, AZ.

Preparing the Way for the Lord - 2nd Sunday of Advent - 12/09/17

Each of us must repent and prepare a place for the Lord in our hearts.

Fr. John Ehrich, STL preaching from St. Joseph the Worker in Williams, AZ.

Personal Watchfulness - 1st Sunday of Advent - 12-03-17

We need to not only be watchful of Christ's return, but during this season we need to be watchful of ourselves to prepare.

 

Fr. John Ehrich, STL preaching from St. Joseph the Worker in Williams, AZ.

 

The Four Last Things: Death, Judgment, Heaven & Hell - 11/28/17

Fr. John Ehrich, STL

Adult Formation from St. Joseph the Worker parish in Williams, AZ

Of Judgment, Sheep and Goats - Christ the King - 11-25-17

The judgment of the world and each person is coming.  Are you a sheep or a goat?  

 

Fr. John Ehrich, STL preaching from St. Joseph the Worker in Williams, AZ.

 

 

God's Gifts Are Diffusive - 33rd Sunday in Ord Time - 11/19/17

God's love and gifts are diffusive and meant to be shared. 

 

Fr. John Ehrich, STL preaching from St. Joseph the Worker in Williams, AZ.

The Eucharist and the Mass - 11/14/2017

Fr. John Ehrich, STL

Adult Formation from St. Joseph the Worker parish in Williams, AZ

Mortal and Venial Sin - Confession - Conscience

Fr. John Ehrich, STL

Adult Formation from St. Joseph the Worker parish in Williams, AZ

 

Please note:  When discussiing an incorrect or erroneous conscience I spoke of a person haveing an invincibly incorrect or vincibly incorrect conscience.  The traditional rendering of this is an invinvibly ignorant or a vincibly ignorant conscience.  This is a better specification that what I gave because, well, I forgot.  Anyway the principle is still the same with what I said, namely that one's incorrect conscience is either their fault or possibly not their fault and thus they are not as guilty of the sin as a result of that invincibly ignorant and incorrect conscience.  

Are You Known By Christ? - 32nd Sunday in Ord Time - 11/13/17

The Wise and Foolish Virgins - Do you have enough oil?

 

Fr. John Ehrich, STL preaching from St. Joseph the Worker in Williams, AZ.