A Reflection on The Third Sunday in Advent
From Fr. Eric Asamoah Today is Gaudete Sunday, Sunday of Joy. The term Gaudete simply means “to rejoice.” This […]
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A Reflection on The First Sunday in Advent
From Fr. Eric Asamoah Today we begin the season of Advent and the beginning of a new liturgical
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A Reflection on The Feast of Christ the King
From Fr. Eric Asamoah This Sunday, the Feast of Christ the King, marks the closing of Year
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A Reflection on The Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time
From Fr. Eric Asamoah The Temple of Herod the Great in Jerusalem was an immense structure, thought to
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A Reflection on Dedication for Lateran Basilica in Rome
John 2:13-22 From Deacon John J. Kren Today is the celebration of the dedication of the Basilica of St.
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A Reflection on The Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed
Luke 18:1-8 Beloved, two particularly meaningful days are All Saints Day and All Souls Day, falling on November 1st
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A Reflection on The Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Luke 18:1-8 From Fr. Eric Asamoah Both the first reading and the Psalms describe God as just and
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A Reflection on Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Luke 18:1-8 From Fr. Eric Asamoah “I urge every Catholic parish in the world to take part in
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A Reflection on the Twenty–Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
Luke 17:5-10 By Jerome J. Sabatowich Today’s Gospel gives us a good example of how Near Eastern teachers like
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A Reflection on the Twenty–Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Luke 16:19-21 By Jerome J. Sabatowich The rich man in today’s Gospel must have been extremely wealthy because he dressed