9/19/26: Signs of Hope: St. Januarius and the Promise of the Resurrected Body
Saturday Mass. 9.19.26. This homily is about St. Januarius, a fifth-century bishop martyred for refusing to renounce his faith, whose blood is said to liquefy each year in Naples as a sign of God's presence. Drawing on this tradition alongside St. Paul's teaching on the resurrection of the body, it reflects on how God offers signs of hope while still calling us to faith and trust.
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