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Preparing the Sunday Homily
- By Rev. Robert Hill
- Published 06/9/2007
- Rev Robert Hill Notes , Priests' Area (Secure)
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Year B
PRIESTS FOR SCOTLAND
These notes will try to sift through some current trends of interpretation for the gospels which are presented in the Sunday liturgy. It will be a type of commentary, but only stretching for a month at a time. I will concentrate on contemporary readings of these passages which I think might provide some help in preaching primarily on gospel texts – because that is first and foremost what we are trying to do as priests.
Sundays 22-30 Year B Part 1
Sundays 22 - 30 Year B Part 2
All Saints to Christ the King
Advent and Christmas
Sundays 2-6 Year C
These notes will try to sift through some current trends of interpretation for the gospels which are presented in the Sunday liturgy. It will be a type of commentary, but only stretching for a month at a time. I will concentrate on contemporary readings of these passages which I think might provide some help in preaching primarily on gospel texts – because that is first and foremost what we are trying to do as priests.
Sundays 22-30 Year B Part 1
Sundays 22 - 30 Year B Part 2
All Saints to Christ the King
Advent and Christmas
Sundays 2-6 Year C
Spread The Word
3 Responses to "Preparing the Sunday Homily" 
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said this on 02 Jul 2007 10:50:51 AM UTC
Having just read the introduction then the commentary for the 13th and 14th Sundays I can see this being a useful resource in preparing homilies and gaining fresh perspective into the Gospel passages. Thank you.
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said this on 26 Feb 2008 6:25:36 PM UTC
Thanks for these notes. We're studying the Gospel of John in Scotus this semester, concluding each class with a brief presentation/discussion on the major Gospels of Lent (and Easter). I should get the students to read these notes - they're excellent, and go further than we've time for in class. On a personal level, I'm enjoying the 'questions' for pondering. Helping me connect the text to experience. Much appreciated!
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said this on 21 Jul 2008 6:45:49 AM UTC
I much appreciate the effort and research put into these homily notes. They are consistently a valuable starting point for reflection and preparation.
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