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Daily Mass: A faith that feeds others. Catholic Inspiration

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Philip shares his faith in Jesus with an Ethiopian eunuch. As we are nourished by Christ, our bread of life, we are strengthened to pass on the faith to one another.

Mass Readings – Thursday of the 3rd Week of Easter

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Daily Mass: Acknowledging Jesus as Lord. Catholic Inspiration

Nathaniel is brought to the Lord by Philip and testifies that Jesus is the Son of God.  We, too, can acknowledge that Jesus is Lord, and in doing so we have the opportunity to put our faith into practice.

Mass Readings – St. Bartholomew, Apostle

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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: The Feast of St. Bartholomew. Catholic Inspiration

Mass Readings – The Feast of St. Bartholomew, Apostle

Philip brings Nathaniel (also known as Bartholomew) to Christ, changing his life forever.  It reminds us that sometimes we have the opportunity to lead others to the Lord, and sometimes we need to open our hearts to what Jesus has to say.

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Daily Mass: Learning and sharing the Faith. Catholic Inspiration

Mass Readings – Thursday of the 3rd Week of Easter

Philip took time to instruct the Ethiopian eunuch about the book of the prophet Isaiah, which led to his conversion and baptism.  Every day we have opportunities to share our faith and help guide others so that they can grow as disciples of Jesus Christ.

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Daily Mass: Philip & James

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast – the Feast of Philip & James

The Feast of Philip & James Readings

Two apostles that do not get as much attention as some of the others, James (the Lesser, the son of Alphaeus) and Philip are nevertheless wonderful examples for us:

  • They made mistakes, yet kept their eyes on Jesus
  • They did much of their work without special attention or praise
  • They offered their lives for the Lord

May they inspire us to live our faith with conviction each and ever day!


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