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Fr. Michael Gauvreau

Jan 26 - Homily - Fr Michael: Sts Timothy and Titus

Saturday, January 26th, 2008
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Homily #080126 (8min) Play - Sts Timothy and Titus were pillars of the early Church but St Paul’s holiness overshadowed other great Saints of the early Church and these two are examples of this.
Ave Maria! Mass readings
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Jan 22 - Homily - Fr Michael: St Vincent, Deacon, Martyr

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008
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Homily #080122 (12min) Play Fr. Michael, referring the calling of humble David to replace proud Saul and the humble St. Vincent to denounce the emperor Diocletian(the great persecutor) shows how God often call the humble to shame the proud.

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Jan 20 - Homily - Fr. Michael - The Calling of Many People

Sunday, January 20th, 2008
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Homily #264 (6min) Play - Fr. Michael Gauvreau explains that all nations are called to be Christians and we must follow Our Lord’s example and work hard to lead others into the Church.
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Jan 5 - Fr. Michael: Grace Through Charity

Saturday, January 5th, 2008
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Homily #249 (11min) Play - Fr. Michael preaches on the need for fraternal charity in order to grow in grace.
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Jan 3 - Fr. Michael: The Holy Name of Jesus

Thursday, January 3rd, 2008
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Homilies #247 - IHS (Jesus Savior of Man) (15min) >>> Play
 
   

Ave Maria!

On the Franciscan Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus Fr. Michael Gauvreau preaches on the power of the Name of Jesus over all infernal powers.

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Dec 31 - Fr. Michael: The Grace of God

Tuesday, January 1st, 2008
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Homilies #244 - Fr. Michael, in the context of AntiChrist, preaches on the light of Grace from God that is needed since the fall of Adam, which has darkened our Intellects (11min) >>> Play
 
   

Ave Maria!

Mass Readings

Dec 30 - Fr. Michael: The Holy Family

Monday, December 31st, 2007
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Homilies #243 - The Flight into Egypt (14min) >>> Play
 
   

Ave Maria!

Fr. Michael uses the Gospel’s story of the Flight into Egypt as the ideal we should follow in the family, one of Sacrifice.

Mass Readings

Dec 16 - Fr. Michael: John the Baptist

Wednesday, December 19th, 2007
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Homilies #228 - Fr. Michael Gauvreau on John the Baptist, forerunner of Christ (15min) >>> Play
 
   

Ave Maria!

€œAre you the one who is to come,
or should we look for another?€?

Fr. Michael use the day’s readings from Isiah and Matthew to relate the coming of the Lord to the two exoduses from Egypt and Babylon which free us from the slavery of sin and bring us into the promised land. Listen as Fr. Michael beautifully explains how Jesus lying in the hay is the heralding of our entrance into a far greater promised land and how John the Baptist is his forerunner.

Ave Maria!

Nov 29 - Fr. Michael Gauvreau: Feast of All the Saints of the Seraphic Order

Thursday, November 29th, 2007
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Homilies #212 - Fr. Michael on the need to be saints (15min) >>> Play
 
   

Ave Maria!

Fr. Michael Gauvreau gives the homily in the evening Mass for the Feast of All Saints of the Franciscan Orders. Fr. Michael explains the importance of striving to be a saint as the primary goal of all Franciscans. Listen to his homily as he exhorts us to hold on to our original zeal and carry it to new heights.

Ave Maria!

Nov 27 - Fr. Michael Gauvreau: The Miraculous Medal

Tuesday, November 27th, 2007
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Homilies #211 - Fr. Michael Gauvreau on the Miraculous Medal (13min) >>> Play
 
   

Ave Maria!

At the Franciscans of the Immaculate we celebrate the memorial of the Miraculous Medal as a Feast. This is because the Miraculous Medal was originally called the Medal of the Immaculate Conception. This is the medal we were on our capuches as an official part of our habit and is a sure way to identify us as an FI. So, have a happy feast day and listen to Fr. Michael’s Homily as he describes the medal’s origins and just two out of the vast multitude of miracles associated with it.

Ave Maria!

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Nov 16 - Fr. Michael Gauvreau: The ways we know God

Sunday, November 18th, 2007

Homilies #204 - Fr. Michael Gauvreau on the knowledge of God (15min) >>> Play
 
   

Ave Maria!

Just as footsteps in the sand are an image of the person who walked past and give evidence of his passing so, too, the created world tells us something of God.  This is the theme that Fr. Michael takes up from the day’s readings from the book of Wisdom. There are many ways of knowing. Just as Christ knew things in more than one way, as God and as Human, so we are to know God in his creation as well as through Revelation. Listen as Fr. Michael interlinks knowledge and faith.

Ave Maria!

Nov 15 - Fr. Michael Gauvreau: St. Albert the Great

Thursday, November 15th, 2007
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Homilies #203 - Fr. Michael on St. Albert the Great (10min) >>> Play
 
   

Ave Maria!

News on Homilies: 

New Look to our homily videos with a new introduction and finale showing some of the interior of the Chapel and featuring Gregorian Chant from the Friars. Still needs some work but here it goes. The homilies for Monday Nov 12th and Wednesday the 14th were lost due to technical difficulties. Sorry about that! We have over 200 homilies on line. Deo Gratias

Fr. Michael Gauvreau gives the homily on St. Albert the Great’s feast day. He focuses on how St. Albert (the teacher of St. Thomas Aquinas) taught that knowledge of this world can help us to grow closer to God and should not lead to intellectual pride. He points out that St. Albert showed his humility by accepting very gracefully the loss of his great intellectual capabilities in his old age.

Ave Maria!

Nov 11 - Fr Michael Gauvreau: The After Life

Monday, November 12th, 2007
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Homilies #201 - Fr Michael Gauvreau on the after life (13min) >>> Play
 
   

Ave Maria!

“I am the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.” God is talking in the present tense which means that Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are still alive. Using the day’s readings from Luke and from Maccabees Fr. Michael Gauvreau explains the importance in believing in the after life and living this life accordingly.

Ave Maria!

Sept 28 - Fr Michael Gauvreal - St Michael, St Gabriel, St Raphael Archangels

Saturday, September 29th, 2007
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Homilies #175 - St Michael, St Gabriel, St Raphael Archangels  (21min) >>> Play
 
   

Ave Maria!

Today we celebrate the great feast of Saint Michael the Archangel, Saint Gabriel the Archangel, and Saint Raphael the Archangel.

Now one of the things that was important to the early Church fathers is the teaching on the holy angels and at one point each angel had their own designated day for a feast day but then they decided to move both Saint Gabriel and Saint Raphael to September 29th which was originally Saint Michaels feast day.

Ave Maria!

Sept 18 - Fr Michael Gauvrael, F.I. - The Feast of Saint Joseph of Cupertino

Tuesday, September 18th, 2007
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Homilies #166 - The Feast of Saint Joseph Cupertino (13min) >>> Play
 
   

Ave Maria!

With today’s Gospel, we celebrate the feast of Saint Joseph Cupertino, who is a Franciscan saint of the 17th century. He is one of those great saints in the Franciscan Order. One of those great saints of the Catholic Church, whom we never tire of hearing the stories that revolve around his life.

True stories that seem like they are inexhaustible in many of the events that took place in his lifetime.

Ave Maria!