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Pope St. Gregory the Great often used the Gospel passage from this weekend when presenting the ideal image of a pastoral leader.
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“You are witnesses to these things.” The Gospel today ends with these words. The two gathered with Jesus, as well as a
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In this weekend’s Gospel, St. Thomas makes the claim: “My Lord and My God.” This recognition of Jesus’ identity exclaimed by St. Thomas,
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During the Season of Lent, over 80 men and women from the parish were engaged in a Lenten Program of perspective; that
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As we enter into this Holy Week, we are to witness through the solemn liturgies the depths of God’s mercy and love
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Believe it or not ~ next weekend we will be in Holy Week. The events that will unfold beginning with the entrance
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In today’s Gospel, Jesus points back to the Old Testament story in which the people grumbled against God and Moses. God then
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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