Tag Archives: Disciple

Monday Conversation: The Disciple’s Path – Proclaim the Gospel! Catholic Inspiration

The Lord commands us to proclaim the Good News through our words and actions as we invite others to encounter God through the Church.  This 40 minute presentation is the second part of the Parish Mission given at St. Anthony Abbot Catholic Church on March 12, 2018.

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For a copy of the handout that accompanied this presentation, click here: Proclaim the Gospel!


Monday Conversation: The Disciple’s Path – Repentance. Catholic Inspiration

Christ calls us to repent of our sins and turn to Him.  This 45 minute presentation outlines some of the ways we embrace repentance as an ongoing part of our conversion of heart as we draw closer to God and one another.  Given at a Parish Mission at St. Anthony Abbot Catholic Church on March 11, 2018.

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For a copy of the handout that accompanied this presentation click here: Repentance


Daily Mass: Is your life Good News? Catholic Inspiration

The Lord commands the disciples to “go into the world and tell the Good News.”  Our faith today is built on the witness of those who have gone before us.  But the command of Jesus applies to us as well…prompting us to consider how we will proclaim the Good News to those around us today.

Mass Readings – The Conversion of St. Paul, Apostle

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Daily Mass: You are part of the Lord’s family! Catholic Inspiration

The Lord claims us as part of his family in the Gospel of Mark.  God chooses us and invites us to accept the Good News and put it into practice.

Mass Readings – Tuesday of the 3rd Week of the Year

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Daily Mass: Jesus is Lord. Catholic Inspiration

When we say “Jesus is Lord” we claim Him as the center and priority of our lives.  May we constantly examine our hearts, looking for anything that is not worthy of God’s grace as we continuously re-orient our lives to Christ.

Mass Readings – Tuesday of the 2nd Week of the Year

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Photo Credit: Son of God, 2004.


Daily Mass: Here am I Lord! Catholic Inspiration

The Lord’s ministry touches hearts and changes lives, as people encounter Jesus and begin to serve in new and unique ways.  Like them, we can echo the words of Samuel and the Psalmist as we say, “Here am I Lord!  I come to do your will.”

Mass Readings – Wednesday of the 1st Week of the Year

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Daily Mass: Follow me! Catholic Inspiration

Jesus invites Philip to become a disciple with the words, “Follow me.”  The language is clear, direct and simple.  Philip’s response inspires us to consider how the Lord invites us to follow today.  How will we respond?

Mass Readings – St. John Neumann

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Daily Mass: Come and you will see. Catholic Inspiration

Andrew and another disciple respond to the invitation of Jesus to “come and see.”  Their day with Jesus will change their lives forever as they invite others to encounter the Lord as well.  May we do the same!

Mass Readings – Memorial of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Religious

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Mary, the Mother of God. Catholic Inspiration

Since from the beginning of time the plan of salvation included the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the Cross, we thus understand that Mary’s role as the Mother of God was present as well.  Chosen by God, her acceptance of the angel Gabriel’s announcement reveals her as the first disciple; her role as Mother of the Messiah reveals her as a Mother to all disciples.  May her example inspire us to draw near to her Son!

Mass Readings – Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God

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Daily Mass: Faithful and Prudent. Catholic Inspiration

Mass Readings – Wednesday of the 29th Week of the Year

The Lord exhorts us to be faithful and prudent with the blessings we have received, for “much will be required for the person entrusted with much.”

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