The Church with Deep Roots, A Homily with Fr. Dominic

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In this homily, Fr. Dom enlightens us with how Church is a strong tree with deep roots, the kingdom of God as a mustard seed, and the role of fathers in guarding and protecting their families. He reflects on the readings from Ezekiel and Mark, highlighting the power and growth of the Church. He also emphasizes the importance of fathers being like the second Adam, leading their families in prayer and protecting them from evil. His homily concludes with a message of gratitude for the Church and fathers.
Takeaways

• The Church is like a strong tree with deep roots that can weather any storm.
• The kingdom of God may start small like a mustard seed, but it grows and provides shelter for many.
• Fathers have a responsibility to guard and protect their families, just as Adam should have done in the Garden of Eden.
• Leading the family in prayer and bringing them to church is a way for fathers to fulfill their role as protectors.

Sound Bites

1. "The Church is like a strong tree with deep roots that weathers any storm."
2. "The kingdom of God is like a mustard seed, small but grows to provide shelter."
3. "Fathers are called to till, guard, and protect the domestic church."

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