How Did You Decide to Become a Priest?
Question of the Month

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Many people including the viewers of “Fr. MD’s Kitchen Table” website often ask Fr. MD this question: “How Did You Decide to Become a Priest?” This vlog will tell you almost everything! Hope you will enjoy!

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Homily for August 31

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What is the secret for happiness in happy people? My mother used to say the key to happiness is to stop thinking about oneself and start helping other people. Jesus likewise makes the same point when he invites us to deny ourselves and pick up our cross and start following Him. Why? The vlog will explain more. Based on the readings of Jeremiah 20: 7-9; Romans 12: 1-2; Matthew 16: 21-27.

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Homily for August 24

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The Pope has a big responsibility to ensure that the Catholic Church does not go astray from Jesus’ teachings amid many new technology and changes in our modern world. The vlog discusses how the popes became part of the Catholic Church and why it is important for us to pray for Pope Benedict XVI. Based on the readings of Isaiah 22: 19-23; Romans 11:33-36; Matthew 16:13-20

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Homily for August 17

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Who likes to be challenged or corrected? Probably most people do not. However, God often challenges us by using other people to tell us how wrong we were and so on. A good example would be in the gospel today. Through this woman’s challenge, Jesus soon realized that His mission on the earth was not only serving Jews but also non-Jews as well. Based on the readings of Kings 19:9-13; Romans 9:1-5; Matthew 14:22-33.

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Homily for August 10

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For a few minutes, Peter was successful walking on water. Soon, he sank and Jesus criticized him for having so little faith. Then he pulled Peter out of the water. Have we sunk many times because we have little faith in God? God promises to be always with us during difficult times, and like with Peter, Jesus will always pull us out when we cry to Him for help. Based on readings of 1 Kings 19:9 - 13; Romans 9:1-5; Matthew 14:22-33.

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