The month of November is the month of remembrance, when we remember our loved ones who have left this world. We pray for the repose of their souls and their entry into eternal life. We also pray for the souls in the process of purification in purgatory. We pray for those who are grieving the loss of loved one. November is also a time of harvest in many parts of the country, when farmers harvest their crops before the arrival of the harsh winter weather. We pray for a good harvest for our farmers and give thanks for those who supply us food. November is also the last days of the liturgical year before we enter the holy season of Advent and a new liturgical year. May the Lord bless us during these holy days of November as we continue our journey of faith. Father Lincoln.
This is a blog of homilies, reflections, and photos from a Roman Catholic priest serving in the Diocese of Jackson in the state of Mississippi. Currently, I am the pastor of Holy Savior in Clinton and Immaculate Conception in Raymond. I have served as Vicar General of the Diocese since July 2019. I also serve as Catholic chaplain in the federal prison in Yazoo City and the state prison in Pearl.
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