The baptism of the Lord reveals the Trinity and unleashes the fountain of grace that configures us to Christ and the Church. May we live our baptismal call in the world today!
Mass Readings – The Baptism of the Lord (#21)
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The baptism of the Lord reveals the Trinity and unleashes the fountain of grace that configures us to Christ and the Church. May we live our baptismal call in the world today!
Mass Readings – The Baptism of the Lord (#21)
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Psalm 149 reminds us of God’s unconditional love for creation, inspiring us to seek the Lord always in the ups and downs of life.
Mass Readings – Saturday after Epiphany (#217)
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A leper humbly comes before Jesus to plead for healing and walks away restored.
Mass Readings – Friday after Epiphany (#216)
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The First Letter of John challenges us to put our love for God into practice as we love the people in our lives.
Mass Readings – Thursday after Epiphany (#215)
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The First Letter of John reminds us that the love of God drives out fear from our hearts and engages us to live for the Lord.
Mass Readings – Wednesday after Epiphany (#214)
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St. Raymond of Penyafort, pray for us!
The First Letter of John teaches that God is the source of all love, revealed through creation and the redemption we have in Christ Jesus.
Mass Readings – Tuesday after Epiphany (#213)
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St. Andre Bessette, pray for us!

The First Letter of John offers practical spiritual insight regarding how we test situations and stay close to Jesus Christ.
Mass Readings – Monday after Epiphany (#212)
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St. John Neumann, pray for us!

Bringing their gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh, the Magi inspire us to consider what we will offer to the Lord.
Mass Readings – Epiphany of the Lord (#20)
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Psalm 98 invites us to both receive and share the hope we have in the saving power of God.
Mass Readings – Christmas Weekday (#206)
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When asked by the priests and Levites, John the Baptist bluntly states, “I am not the Christ.” His example reminds us to keep our focus on the Lord, especially when we are absorbed and distracted by the demands of daily life.
Mass Readings – Christmas Weekday (#205)
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St. Basil the Great & St. Gregory of Nazianzen, pray for us!