If you remove from your midst oppression,false accusation and malicious speech;If you bestow your bread on the hungryand satisfy the afflicted;Then light shall rise for you in the darkness,and the […]
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To the penitent God provides a way back, he encourages those who are losing hope and has chosen for them the lot of truth. Return to him and give up
Saturday 7th Week in Ordinary Time So you might notice that as we go through our readings this week they begin taking a darker tone, but they are also filled
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Abuse Summit convenes From February 21 through the 24th the Bishops from around the world joined in Rome for a conference on the sex-abuse scandal that has rocked most of
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Today’s reading continues our reading of Mark (Chapter 9 verses 14 to 29) How strong are you? It shows us a very important principle that we should always keep in
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Readings of the day God’s will for each of us is to be happy. That is a simple fact. We are told we should pray relax and discern God’s will
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My name is Dave Stowell. I was ordained a Deacon in the Catholic Church on September 29, 2018. I am ministering for the Rockford Diocese at Saint Patrick Parish in
Our readings today pretty much cover all of salvation history. From the fall of mankind in the Garden of Eden to the Incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ. When I
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Saturday 32nd Week of Ordinary Time – B (11/17/18) It is an odd time in which we live. Very reminiscent of the 18th century in France, we live in a
Do the Right Thing, At the Right TIme, Because it is the Right Thing to do ! Read More »
Saturday – 29th Week Ordinary Time Well we hear about a couple of very interesting incidents in today’s Gospel, which we probably would like to know more. However, we simply
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