Liturgy Prep
Preaching – Easter 2B
Sunday liturgy prep videos, archived homilies, and ecumenical videos related to the readings
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Homily for the 3rd Sunday of Easter B, 18 April 2021 🇦🇺 Peace be with you!
The Incredulous Thomas: Seeing through Witness | One-Minute Homily
Second Sunday of Easter
2Minutes2Virtue: So How Do You Live Easter?
Weekend Reflection - Second Sunday of Easter (Divine Mercy Sunday)
Divine Mercy Sunday
So you Love the Early Church huh?
Homily of Fr. Yves Geffrard for the Second Sunday of Easter, Cycle B (or Sunday of Divine Mercy)
Preparing for the Divine Mercy Sunday
Sermon Prep - 2nd Sunday of Easter - Father Brett Williams, Parish Priest
Second Sunday of Easter - Two-Minute Homily: Fr Francis Belcina OSA
Doubting Thomas | 토마스의 의심 | 2nd Sunday in Easter Year B | 부활2주일 나해
Easter Alive! Divine Mercy Sunday 2021 - All Saints Parish
2nd Sunday of Easter Year B
Nicole M. Perone Preaches for the Second Sunday of Easter (4/11/2021)
Second Sunday of Easter: Divine Mercy Sunday
Divine Mercy Sunday (Year B)
Msgr. Lewis F. Gaetano Divine Mercy Sunday Homily from Rome 04-12-2015
Divine Mercy Sunday Homily Cycle B
Homiletic & Pastoral Review
Homily 2nd Sunday of Easter 2018 Sunday of Divine Mercy
Archbishop Leonard Blair's Divine Mercy Sunday Homily, 2018
Divine Mercy Sunday 2018 Homily by Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz
Homily of 2nd Sunday of Easter, Year B - Rev. Fr. Louis (8.00am Mass) -08.04.18
Second Sunday of Easter / Sunday of Divine Mercy, Homily by Archbishop José H. Gomez, (2018)
Homily Second Sunday of Easter, cycle B
Second Sunday of Easter - Two-Minute Homily - Fr Jose Thekkemuriyil
Second Sunday of Easter and Divine Mercy Sunday Homily for 9:30 a.m. Mass on Sunday, April 12, 2015
Second Sunday of Easter Divine Mercy Sunday
Second Sunday of Easter Divine Mercy Sunday
Apr 12 - Homily: The ABC's of Divine Mercy
Divine Mercy Sunday (Year B) - Fr. Hahn
Second Sunday of Easter Homily DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY Year B 2015
Homily 2nd Sunday of Easter (Cycle B) Fr Joe
Your Lectionary (Christianity Today)
A SERMON FOR EVERY SUNDAY
He Comes Through Locked Doors
Dr. Will Willimon preaches a sermon from John 20:19-31, the story of “Doubting Thomas,” but focuses on how Jesus came through locked doors for his disciples in those first few days after his resurrection, and how he still does!
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A SERMON FOR EVERY SUNDAY
You Missed It!
Father Michael Renninger, Pastor of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Richmond, Virginia, tells the story of Doubting Thomas from John 20:19-31, and makes the observation that, if you’re not in the room, you could miss something really important.
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Believing Thomas – Who is Jesus?
Thomas has a bad rap. His name has become synonymous with those who doubt. In reality this man had the heart of a lion. When Jesus learns of his friend’s sickness he travels to Judea – where he’s wanted dead. The disciples warn him not to go; except for Thomas. He says, “Let us go back so that we may die with him!” Yet he is most known for his suspicion of the resurrection. Of all the disciples Thomas might be most relatable when he said, “Unless I see the nail marks in his hands and put my finger where the nails were, and put my hand into his side, I will not believe.” What happens next? Jesus appears and says, “Touch my hands, place your hand in my side.” Thomas doesn’t do what Jesus says because he’s already convinced. How so? Thomas is shocked that Jesus knows what he needs without asking. How did Jesus know? He’s been listening the whole time. Thomas immediately exclaims,”My Lord and My God!” This is clear belief in the resurrection. Thomas is a Jew and the Jews were fiercely monotheistic. There’s no other alternative for Thomas now. He has seen the resurrected Jesus for himself!
