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Laurence Freeman's Homilies: The commandments of loveMatthew 22:34-40

The Symbol of the Vineyard Laurence Freeman's Homilies Matthew 21:33-43

n this Sunday Contemplative Eucharist from Bonnevaux, Laurence Freeman reflects on the art of reconciliation and Jesus’ teaching on resolving conflict without contempt or violence.#ChristianMeditation #Contemplation #Reconciliation #Love #InnerPeace #Meditation #LaurenceFreeman #WCCM #Bonnevaux #ChristianSpirituality

Listening with the Heart | Feast of St BenedictLaurence Freeman´s HomilyOn the Feast of St Benedict, Laurence Freeman reflects on the Parable of the Sower and the enduring wisdom of the Rule of St Benedict. Rather than seeking easy answers, we are invited to become people who listen deeply, awaken to a new way of seeing, and allow the seed of the Gospel to take root in our lives. In uncertain times, Benedict's simple vision of community, service and hope offers a path towards personal and collective renewal.#LaurenceFreeman #Homily #StBenedict #ChristianMeditation #Contemplation #GospelReflection #ParableOfTheSower #Meditation #SpiritualLife #WCCM

Laurence Freeman’s Homilies Contemplative Eucharist: 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time 📜 Gospel Matthew 11:25-30

Laurence Freeman's Homilies📜 Matthew 10:37-42

Homily by Laurence Freeman OSB Contemplative Eucharist 12th Sunday in Ordinary TimeGospel: Matthew 10:26-33

Laurence Freeman's Homilies: The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ 📖 John 6:51-58 My flesh is true food, and my blood is true drink

Laurence Freeman's Homilies: The Most Holy Trinity📜 Gospel: John 3:16-18

The good shepherd is one who lays down his life for his sheep📖 Gospel: John 10:1-104th Sunday of EasterFr Laurence Freeman's Homily

📖 Gospel: Luke 24:13-35 3rd Sunday of Easter Fr Laurence Freeman's Homily

A contemplative Easter reflection on resurrection as something deeper than argument or doctrine alone. Drawing on Wittgenstein, meditation, and the Gospel accounts of the empty tomb, this episode explores how love—not speculation—opens us to faith, freedom from fear, and a new way of seeing life.

Homily by Laurence FreemanPalm Sunday 2026 - Matthew 21:1-11As Jesus enters Jerusalem, the crowd asks a question that still echoes today: Who is this? This reflection invites you not to rush toward answers, but to step into the mystery at the heart of Holy Week. Through humility, compassion, suffering, and surrender, we discover the deeper meaning of our own lives—and the hope of resurrection already unfolding within us.This is not just a story from the past. It is the story of every human life, calling us to listen, to let go, and to follow where it leads.

📖 Gospel: John 4: 5-423rd Sunday of LentFr Laurence Freeman's Homily

🌟 📖 Gospel: Matthew 5:13-165th Sunday in Ordinary Time Fr Laurence Freeman's Homily