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Jesus prayed with great fervor in the holy Temple. As we hear in today’s Gospel, He defined the Temple as a “House
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In the first reading today at Holy Mass, Abraham bound Isaac to the altar. Abraham is ninety-nine years old, and Isaac according
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On Wednesday ~ Ash Wednesday, we began another Lenten journey. Just as Jesus spent 40 days in the desert and was tempted
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This Wednesday, with the celebration of Ash Wednesday, we will once again enter into the season of Lent. I would encourage each
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As we continue to explore the call to discipleship, we see our Lord on the move. We hear this weekend: “Let us
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As we continue to follow the theme of the Lord’s Call and our response, let us turn to today’s psalm. In Psalm
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This weekend, the Call of Christ continues. Last weekend, we reflected on the Call and the two pillars that form the foundation
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The readings for this weekend in Ordinary Time speak to us about discipleship and evangelization. These are the two pillars on which
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Today, we celebrate the beautiful feast of the Epiphany ~ the Visit of the Magi. They brought with them gifts that revealed
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“Now, Master, you may let your servant go in peace, according to Your word, for my eyes have seen Your salvation, which