Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
In the spiritual journey, God’s love has benefited us over time. Time to grow, learn from our mistakes, and take responsibility for our actions.
In the spiritual journey, God’s love has benefited us over time. Time to grow, learn from our mistakes, and take responsibility for our actions.
This weekend we celebrate the 250th anniversary of our nation.
Today’s readings pose an important question to all people on the journey to salvation. The question is, who do we live for?
The psalmist declares in today’s responsorial, “Lord, in your great love, answer me”.
At the end of every Mass, we are given the command to go forth.
Today, we celebrate the feast of the Blessed Trinity. Throughout Scripture from ancient times to the present, we are told of God’s existence.
Today, we celebrate Pentecost Sunday, the birthday of the church, the body of Christ.
Several years ago, I was part of a men’s prayer group. We were discussing how God communicated with us.
In today’s Gospel, Jesus uses the analogy of the shepherd, who protects and guides the sheep to green pastures and allows them to lie down in safety.
Divine Mercy Readings Reflection on Scripture Today’s first reading, from the Acts of the Apostles, describes how the new communities of faithful Christians when about their daily activities. We are […]