David Mills on Ethika Politika | Finding the Good in Every Homily

"On Christmas day we went for Mass to a very famous, and very big, church in the major American city where our second child and his wife live. The Mass was lovely. A beautifully decorated church, a reverent celebration, lectors who made you hear the story afresh, a booming organ and a cantor with an astonishing voice.

"The celebrant was, I think, a bishop. And his homily was . . . astonishingly pointless and trivial."

In a recent commentary, writer David Mills reflected on the the importance of good homilies and on the importance of finding good in every homily, whether it is preached well or not.

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Ethika Politika: Finding the Good in Every Homily (10 JAN 19)