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Daily Mass: Jesus is Lord of the sabbath. Catholic Inspiration

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Jesus uses a teachable moment about the sabbath to reveal his divinity as the Lord.

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

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Daily Mass: Jesus heals on the Sabbath. Catholic Inspiration

Jesus heals a man with a withered hand on a Sabbath, revealing his power as the Son of God and inviting us to consider how we do the Lord’s work in the midst of competing values and priorities.

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

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Daily Mass: Put first things first. Catholic Inspiration

Mass Readings – Friday of the 30th Week of the Year

Jesus uses a healing as an opportunity to teach about how we can put God first in our lives, even when it means we break a few rules.

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Daily Mass: Christ is the Lord of the Sabbath. Catholic Inspiration

Mass Readings – Saturday of the 22nd Week of the Year (St. Peter Claver)

When confronted by the pharisees about his disciples violation of the Law, Jesus cites David and his own authority over the Sabbath.  Recognizing Christ as the Lord of our lives, we are inspired to put Christ at the center of everything we do as we offer our lives for him.

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Daily Mass: An encounter with Jesus. Catholic Inspiration

Mass Readings – Tuesday of the 4th Week of Lent

A crippled man is healed by Jesus, and some people get hung up on a religious rule.  It’s a good reminder for us: to count our blessings and focus on what is precious so that we understand the gift of life in its proper perspective.

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Daily Mass: Why do we do what we do? Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast

Mass Readings – Saturday of the 22nd Week of the Year

Jesus responds to the pharisees’ question with a two-fold response that is both practical and divine.


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