The Extra Meisl

Fr. Nick Meisl
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The Extra Meisl

Join Fr. Nick Meisl for regular homilies and biblical reflections.

  1. HÁ 21 H

    We never journey alone (Christmas, year C)

    Merry Christmas! In the Nativity story, we hear of many characters who are on a journey: Mary and Joseph, the shepherds, and the Magi. We too are on a journey in our own life. This journey can be difficult at times. We can be confused about our destination. We can feel alone. Christmas changes the way we journey forever. We know our destination: Jesus Christ. We are strengthened by Him. As well, we receive the gift of community, people who strengthen, nourish, and support us along our way. It is good to journey together!

    9min

  2. HÁ 3 DIAS

    "Does anyone know what Christmas is all about" (4 Advent, C)

    "Does anyone know what Christmas is all about"? This is a question posed by Charlie Brown in "A Charlie Brown Christmas". Today in the Gospel (Luke 1:39–45), we hear the story of the Visitation. This meeting between two pregnant women, Mary and Elizabeth, teaches us some of what Christmas is all about: hospitality, welcome, service, and sharing the joy of Jesus.   4 Sunday Advent, year C

    10min

  3. 15 DE DEZ.

    Why wait (3 Sunday Advent, C)

    Advent is a time marked by the spirituality of waiting. Like when we sit in the arrivals area waiting for a loved one to return, the waiting of Advent reminds us of our need for Jesus and strengthens our desire to follow Him. 3 Sunday Advent: Phil 4:4-7; Lk 3:10-18

    8min

  4. 8 DE DEZ.

    Change our hearts change the world (2 Sunday Advent)

    In Luke's account of the Baptist's preaching, we are reminded that the scope of Jesus' salvation is universal. Christ came to change our hearts and all structures of the world. While we wait for Jesus' return and the full actualization of His kingdom, we care called to build a more just and peaceful world.   2 Sunday Advent, year C Bar 5:1-9; Phil 1; Lk 3:1-6

    11min

  5. 1 DE DEZ.

    Christ born in us (1 Sunday Advent)

    During this season of Advent, we pray that the life of Christ may be born anew in our hearts, especially in circumstances that seem hopeless and lifeless. As the mystic Angelus Silesius once wrote,“Christ could be born a thousand times in Bethlehem – but all in vain until He is born in me.”   1 Sunday Advent, year C Jer 33:14–16; 1 Thess 3:12–4:2; Lk 21:25–36

    8min

  6. 24 DE NOV.

    Rethinking power and influence (Christ the King, year B)

    We can feel powerless and insignificant when we consider the incredible wealth and oppressive and even violent power of some people. The Solemnity of Christ the King reminds us that Jesus exercises ultimate power and influence in an unexpected way, through selfless service to the least among us. When we follow Jesus' call to love others as He has loved us, our actions truly has significance now and forever.

    9min

  7. 17 DE NOV.

    A light in darkness (33 Sunday OT, year B)

    Apocalyptic literature, like we find in the first reading and Gospel today (Dn 12:1–3; Mk 13:24–32), are some of the strangest and most difficult to decipher genres in the Bible. At their core, these texts are meant to inspire hope in a persecuted community. They convey that God is in control and therefore their suffering will not last forever. These texts encourage the community to live in faithfulness to the covenant. The Gospel in particular reminds us that Jesus is a light in our darkness.   Dn 12:1–3; Mk 13:24–32

    9min

  8. 10 DE NOV.

    People watching with Jesus (32 Sunday OT, B)

    I think we all like to go people-watching from time to time. In the Gospel today (Mk 12:38–44), Jesus is in the Temple people-watching with His disciples. There he teaches them, and us, important lessons about who are the people worthy of our attention and imitation. Surprisingly, Jesus calls attention to a poor widow, calling us to imitate her sacrificial generosity.   32 Sunday OT, year B

    11min
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Join Fr. Nick Meisl for regular homilies and biblical reflections.

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  • Criado por
    Fr. Nick Meisl
  • Anos de atividade
    2019 - 2024
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