Homélies de Dom Armand Veilleux
Après l'Épiphanie - Vendredi - 10 janvier 2025
Homélie
Jésus, étendant la main, le toucha et dit : « Sois guéri ! Et la lèpre le quitta aussitôt. C'est l'un des premiers actes de guérison accomplis par Jésus. Nous appelons ces guérisons des « miracles ». La Bible les appelle « prodiges ».
After Epiphany - Thursday, 9 January 2025
1 John 4:19-5:4; Luke 4:14-22a
Homily
After Matthew on Monday and Mark on Tuesday and Wednesday, today Luke tells us something about the beginnings of Jesus' ministry.
Après l'Épiphanie – Jeudi – 9 janvier 2025
1 Jean 4,19-5,4 ; Luc 4,14-22a
Homélie
Après Matthieu, lundi; Marc, mardi et mercredi ; aujourd'hui, c'est Luc qui nous raconte quelque chose sur les débuts du ministère de Jésus.
Wednesday after Epiphany - 8 January 2025
Homily
We have just celebrated the coming of Christ into the world.
A few days ago, the celebration of Epiphany reminded us that Jesus came to bring the Good News to all nations.
Mercredi après l'Épiphanie -8 janvier 2025
1 Jean 4, 11-18; Marc 6, 45-52
Homélie
Nous venons de célébrer la venue du Christ dans le monde.
Il y a quelques jours, la célébration de l'Épiphanie nous a rappelé que Jésus est venu apporter la Bonne Nouvelle à toutes les nations.
Monday after Epiphany
1Jo 3:22-4:6; Mt 4:12-17.23-25
During this week after Epiphany, the Gospel readings give us a description of the beginning of Jesus' ministry in Galilee, according to each of the four Gospels: today, according to Matthew; tomorrow and Wednesday, according to Mark. It will be according to Luke on Thursday and Friday, and according to John on Saturday. As our first reading, each day we have a section of John's first letter, which is a long call to love. Today's call is particularly strong: ‘Beloved, let us love one another, for love is from God. ’
Today's Gospel introduces us to the early days of Jesus' preaching in Galilee, even before the call of Peter and his brother James. It is a very rapid transition from the story of Jesus' birth and childhood to his public life in Galilee and Judea.
Armand Veilleux
Tuesday after Epiphany - 7 January 2025
Homily
Today's Gospel is a beautiful expression of Jesus' love for his people. It is the story of the multiplication of the loaves. Jesus did not do it as a sign of power to prove His divinity. He did it out of love. When Jesus saw the crowd, says Mark, He was moved with pity for them, for they were like sheep without a shepherd.