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A selection of favourites follows.
Favourites
Father’s Anniversary
Father’s Sixth Anniversary On Monday, 26th October 2020,Father Hanly’s 6th Anniversary,the 6pm Mass at St Joseph’s Churchwill be offered for Father Hanly. All are welcome to attend. Those unable to attendare asked to give thanks for and pray for Father instead.
Father’s Birthday
Father’s Birthday Mass For Father Hanly’s birthday, on 29th August 2020 (this coming Saturday), Mass will be offered for Father Hanly at St Joseph’s Church in Garden Road, As all public Masses have been cancelled until further notice, this will be a private Mass and we will not be able to attend. We ask everyone…
Future Posts
From now on, instead of posting the homily of the week on our home page, https://fatherhanly.com/, we will post it: on our This Week tab, on the new Facebook page Father Hanly and directly to people’s email addresses. If you are not currently on our email list, but would like to receive Father Hanly’s homily…
The Bread That Gives Life
In this beautiful homily for Corpus Christi, Year A, Father Hanly helps us understand the meaning and importance of the Living Bread.
The Most Holy Trinity: A Celebration
In this short homily for The Holy Trinity, Year A, Father Hanly celebrates The Holy Trinity.
Spread the Word!
In this beautiful homily for The Ascension of the Lord, Year A, Father Hanly reminds us the salvation of the world is now in our hands.
“Your Faith Has Saved You”
In this beautiful homily for 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C, Father Hanly shows us that what is important is to give your life in faith and trust and love to God.
Going Home
In this beautiful homily for 5th Sunday of Easter, Year A, Father Hanly examines Jesus’ message to his disciples on the eve of his death.
“Remain In My Love”
In this beautiful homily for 6th Sunday of Easter, Year B, Father Hanly shows us how to remain in Jesus’ love.
The Kingdom of Heaven
In this beautiful homily for 9th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A, Father Hanly helps us understand what Jesus is saying when he says, “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father in heaven.”
