Category: Ordinary Time
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The fourth commandment – Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
People often reject those who serve God. The family and an examination of conscience for family life.
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The virtue of faith in ordinary life – Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
God will do what he has promised. The theological virtue of faith. Recognizing God in the ordinary
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Wealth and economic activity – The Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Our true wealth is God, not a life of greed. Good uses of wealth. Examining our economic activity.
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Wrestling with God in prayer – Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Wrestling with God in prayer. Prayer and filial trust. Transformation in Christ.
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Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Active-contemplative lives
Christ wants to dwell in us to transform us into perfect images of himself through our living active-contemplative lives.
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Love and Law: The Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Living the Precepts of the Church well.
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Prayer of Petition: The Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Prayers of petition: God will give us what we ask for. How to ask.
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Vocation – The Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Put God first and then live and discern your vocation.
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The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
Christ is the eternal high priest who offers us what he offered to the Father, himself. The Eucharist and Eucharistic adoration
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Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Central idea: Be good. Doctrine: Forming conscience and decision-making. Practical application: Form and obey your conscience.
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Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
Central idea: Christ’s new law for the new person. Doctrine: Christ as the New Adam. Practical application: Living as New Adams and Eves ourselves. To view Lectionary 81, click here. Reading 1 1 Sm 26:2, 7-9, 12-13, 22-23 In those days, Saul went down to the desert of Ziphwith three thousand picked men of Israel,to search for…
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True riches and poverty – Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Central idea: True poverty and riches. Doctrine: Poverty of heart and Christ’s grief over the rich. Practical application: Growing in detachment.