This Sunday’s teaching helps us to be the doers of God’s will, not only speakers of that. There is a contrast given to us today between the person who takes the word of God into his or her heart and acts on it and the person who simply speaks the word of God but does […]
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Trust in the Lord! That is the strong message of the readings that we hear today. Never, ever think that God has forgotten you because that is simply impossible. For our part, we are invited to choose God and reject all that is not of God. The Gospel today is very clear that we cannot
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In these Sundays of Ordinary Time coming after Christmas Time, we can hear so clearly the radical call of following the Lord Jesus Christ. Being a nice person is not what the Gospel is about. The Gospel is about following the Lord Jesus, becoming His disciple, spending our lives in serving Him and allowing ourselves
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This Sunday gives us the lesson of Jesus on the very important matters from the ten commandments. Some people think that our Master wants us to be more overwhelmed by the law, because He made wide range of it. But Jesus wants us to be as He is – free from sins and holy son
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This Sunday gives us the next step to our participation in the group of Christians. We have to be the good disciple. We must offer our life to Jesus Christ; we have to open our mouth and our attitude for the other people, who are our neighbors. We must give the real witness of our
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My Dearly Beloved in Christ, “In times past, God spoke in partial and various ways… In these last days, ha has spoken to us through the Son.” — Hebrews 1:1-2 With deep joy and gratitude, I extend to you my prayerful best wishes for a holy and blessed     Christmas. During this Advent Season, it has
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This man (Jesus) God raised on the third day and granted that he be visible, not to all the people, but to us, the witnesses chosen by God in advance, who ate and drank with him after he rose from the dead. — Acts 10:40-41 Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ Easter, or more precisely,