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Pope: Keep Homilies To Ten Minutes

February 7, 2018 by sd

From Crux Now:

Pope gets practical on homilies: ‘No more than 10 minutes, please!’

ROME – While Catholic insiders may hash it out over complicated political and theological matters such as the precise meaning of Amoris Laetitia, the pope’s document on the family, or the proper approach to relations with China, at the grassroots such questions are often seen as abstract and of little immediate importance.

Instead, few complaints are more chronic than the uneven quality of Catholic preaching, especially in the priest’s homily at Sunday Mass. Concluding that line of reflection, Francis said, “Please be brief … no more than 10 minutes, please!”

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