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This book is a very brief reflection on the readings of Sundays and solemnities of the churches' liturgical calendar, year A. In order not to make this just "a mere weekly homily", but a full book for all time, the thematical approach has been employed for each homily. However, these themes are not exhaustive. Rather, they are simply meant to help us have an idea of what could be the central message of each celebration. Brief stories and other biblical passages, quotes, popular sayings, and even personal life experiences have been employed in order to make the message clearer and more comprehensible to all. Above all, I have tried to keep it short and simple. However, great care has been taken in doing this by keeping in mind the rules of good biblical interpretation, without down playing the meaning and message of the individual readings. Hence, this book follows both the catechetical and exegetical approach. Some comments from readers from: https://wordpress.com/coments/all/frcanice.com Father, your reflections are brief, inspiring and challenging. Keep on helping us. - Fr. Karoli Lwanga, Kisii Diocese, Kenya Thank you very much Fr. Canice for your rich homilies. It is a great help to me as I always read it as I prepare my weekly sermons. God bless you and keep up the spirit of Cor unum. - Fr Aurelian Tumaini C.S.Sp Father, you are great and wonderful. Your reflections are highly inspired. Please keep it up, the Lord is your strength. Thanks a lot. - Fr Samson Ofuonye - Police Chaplain Benin City. Father, I want to thank you so much for your wonderful articulated, well researched, and organized homilies. They are concise and straight to the point. God bless you. - Izuu Iloka Thanks so very much for your reflection Padre Canice. May God continue to bless and uphold you in the mission. Amen. Happy Sunday. "" Fr. Odaudu Matthias C.S.Sp | Fr. Canice, what an inspiring thought you share every week! I have been visiting your page since my student days, and the flavor