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The 4th Sunday of Advent reflection emphasizes God’s promises and strength through Jesus Christ. Saint Paul highlights three ways God strengthens believers: through the Gospel’s proclamation of Christ’s victory over sin, the adherence to His laws for a fulfilling life, and the revelation of a long-held divine plan culminating in Jesus.
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This sermon reflects on the impermanence of material possessions and the importance of focusing on eternal values. Using the analogy of houses, the speaker emphasizes the transient nature of the world and encourages investing in relationships and spirituality. The message challenges believers to await the renewal of the heavens and the earth with hope and devotion.
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The sermon reflects on feelings of chaos and dread, likening them to a classroom without supervision. It emphasizes the need for God’s presence, especially during Advent, to guide humanity back to righteousness and foster obedience among believers and non-believers alike.
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The homily discusses the significance of Christ as King and the corporal works of mercy, highlighting how Christ, through His sacrifices, exemplifies true kingship. He offers a radical solidarity with humanity and judges us based on our participation in His victory over sin and death, urging us to engage in acts of mercy towards others.
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