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Fr. Ayeni Ayodele’s Homily — Not the Destruction of Sinners, but Hope for Their Conversion
Not the destruction of sinners, but hope for their conversion: God entrusts his vineyard to us as tenants, not owners, and still comes looking for its fruits.
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Fr. Ayeni Ayodele’s Homily — Second Chance Sunday: The Power of Grace!
Second Chance Sunday: God’s grace makes repentance possible, and repentance opens the door to a new beginning.
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Fr. Ayeni Ayodele’s Homily — The Gospel of Grace: It’s Never Too Late for Salvation
Today, the prophecy of Isaiah points us toward the messianic age in which God’s gifts are freely offered: no payment and no credit card necessary! For all those who doubt their salvation because they consider themselves sinners, and for…
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Fr. Ayeni Ayodele’s Homily — By All Means, Keep Moving
Fr. Ayeni Ayodele, C.S.Sp., reflects on Jeremiah’s complaints to God as an expression of faith rather than despair, framing the Christian life as a journey toward “Jerusalem” that calls for perseverance through suffering, and…
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Fr. Ayeni Ayodele’s Homily — The Key is Faith
Taking the same Gospel scene as his starting point, Fr. Ayeni Ayodele reflects on faith as the key that allows Peter — and every believer — to recognise and respond to who Jesus truly is.
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Fr. Ayeni Ayodele’s Homily — Reclaiming your Christian Identity as a Child of God through Insult
Taking the same Gospel scene, Fr. Ayeni Ayodele reflects on how the Canaanite woman’s dignity and identity as a child of God remain intact even in the face of an insulting exchange, and what that models for believers who face…
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Fr. Ayeni Ayodele’s Homily — Courage: God Helps Those Who Trust in Him
Taking Peter’s steps onto the water as his starting point, Fr. Ayeni Ayodele reflects on courage as a fruit of trust in God, and on what it means to keep one’s eyes fixed on Christ amid life’s uncertain and turbulent moments.
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Fr. Ayeni Ayodele’s Homily — Holy Spirit Is God Within Us Overcoming Evil
Drawing on St. Paul’s teaching that the Spirit intercedes for us “with sighs too deep for words,” Fr. Ayeni Ayodele reflects on the quiet, sustaining presence of the Holy Spirit at work within believers amid life’s struggles.