…the Pope is not one of us! I am writing this article earlier in the week and before Pope Francis delivers his various speeches in Washington, New York, and Philadelphia. I wish I had advance copies of his talks, but, alas, I do not! I can only guess at his themes, but I am sure […]
Gospel Reflections for September 20 2015: 25th Sunday Ordinary Time
Gospel Reflections for September 20 2015 Looking for a job and success… I know many young people who will graduate from college next year but are already practicing for job interviews. I hope all goes well for them. I am sure they are learning how to write a resume, showcase their talents, and make the […]
Gospel Reflections for September 13 2015: 24th Sunday Ordinary Time
What’s in a name? There is some confusion among people about who Jesus is. He stops to ask His Disciples what people are saying about Him and gets several answers. Finally, Peter steps forward to boldly say that Jesus is the Messiah, the Holy One of God …and Jesus is pleased. He recognizes that Peter’s […]
Gospel Reflections for September 6 2015: 23rd Sunday Ordinary Time
Gospel Reflections for September 6 2015 What happens when you meet Jesus? Jesus walks into a town with a large crowd of curiosity seekers and those who just want to see Him do another miracle. He is already quite famous for doing amazing things and the crowd wants more. Who wouldn’t? They bring a deaf-mute […]
Gospel Reflections for August 30 2015: 22nd Sunday Ordinary Time
Gospel Reflections for August 30 2015 The best “to do” list’ Moses has something important for the people to do before they enter the long awaited land God had promised them (now modern day Israel). Forty years earlier Moses led them out of Egyptian slavery and across the Red Sea that was miraculously parted by […]
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