Deacon Bill Ross Homilies
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<p>Each month, Catholic deacon Bill Ross delivers homilies based on the Sunday Mass Scripture readings – connecting the Word of God to the lives we actually live.</p><p>From Taylor Swift to the Wizard of Oz to Weebles that wobble but don't fall down, Deacon Bill uses unexpected references to make ancient truths feel fresh and relevant. These aren't your typical Sunday homilies. They're 10-minute messages that help you hear familiar readings in a whole new way – and give you something practical to take into your week.</p><p>Whether you're looking to deepen your faith, understand Scripture better, or simply hear God's message through a more relatable lens, these homilies meet you where you are.</p><p>Deacon Bill preaches from St. Mary, Mother of God Parish in Middletown, New Jersey.</p>
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June 9, 2026
Manna in the Desert: Hope for the Lonely Heart
<p>Loneliness is everywhere — even in our pews. In this Corpus Christi homily, Deacon Bill reflects on the song <strong>“Lonely People”</strong> and how the Eucharist speaks directly into the quiet ache so many carry. As the homily says:</p><p>“Loneliness whispers, ‘You don’t matter.’ The Eucharist answers, ‘You belong.’”</p><p>Through Scripture, the witness of Deacon George, and the promise of Jesus’ real presence, this message reminds us:</p><p>“You are not forgotten. You are not invisible.”</p><p>If you’ve ever felt alone, this one is for you.</p>
April 17, 2026
Will you be the same person on Easter? You don't have to be.
<p>A caterpillar doesn't come out of its chrysalis as the same caterpillar. It's always a butterfly. So why do so many of us emerge from Lent unchanged? This Ash Wednesday homily explores what it really means to use these 40 days — like Jesus in the desert — to come out the other side more of the person God wants you to be.</p>
April 17, 2026
You're never too far gone for God's mercy to find you
<p>A Pulitzer Prize-winning photo from a famine in Sudan becomes the unexpected lens for understanding Divine Mercy Sunday. No matter how weak, how far gone, or how long it's been — Jesus doesn't wait for you to clean yourself up. He walks through locked doors to meet you exactly where you are.</p>
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<p>Each month, Catholic deacon Bill Ross delivers homilies based on the Sunday Mass Scripture readings – connecting the Word of God to the lives we actually live.</p><p>From Taylor Swift to the Wizard of Oz to Weebles that wobble but don't fall down, Deacon Bill uses unexpected references to make ancient truths feel fresh and relevant. These aren't your typical Sunday homilies. They're 10-minute messages that help you hear familiar readings in a whole new way – and give you something practical to take into your week.</p><p>Whether you're looking to deepen your faith, understand Scripture better, or simply hear God's message through a more relatable lens, these homilies meet you where you are.</p><p>Deacon Bill preaches from St. Mary, Mother of God Parish in Middletown, New Jersey.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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