Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
We need to say to ourselves and to God each day, Lord I am your servant and I come to do your will.
We need to say to ourselves and to God each day, Lord I am your servant and I come to do your will.
Today, do not be anxious or overly concerned about the events taking place in our world.
All people are loved into existence by a loving God and instilled with the desire to be one with God and live with each other in justice and peace.
The Most Holy Eucharist is the very presence of God in a tangible object, the bread and wine, because God has decided that His dwelling place would in the hearts of the faithful.
Jesus, though He is God, did claim to be equal to the Father.
The Holy Spirit is the Lord and giver of all life.
On Pentecost Sunday, the Holy Spirit descended on the Apostles gathered in the upper room, where they had been for the last fifty days.
“No one has greater love than this, to lay down one's life for one's friends.”
Jesus does not only call perfect people to do His work.
Jesus obtained an abundance of graces for each of us and offers an invitation to grow into His image and to bring others to salvation.