Operating a vineyard means being mindful of hard work, fruitfulness and the owner; the same is true for our souls!
Mass Readings – 27th Sunday of the Year
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27th Sunday of the Year: We are the Lord’s vineyard. Catholic Inspiration
Daily Mass: God sees the heart. Catholic Inspiration
In the exchange between God and Samuel, we hear an important insight: “Not as man sees does God see, because he sees the appearance, but God looks into the heart.” In light of this observation, may we focus on how we look on the inside!
Mass Readings – Tuesday of the 2nd Week of the Year
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26th Sunday of the Year: Lazarus and the rich man. Catholic Inspiration
The parable of Lazarus and the rich man offer three insights (body, mind and soul) that can help us today live as disciples of the Lord Jesus.
Mass Readings – 26th Sunday of the Year
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Daily Mass: Growing in Mind, Heart and Soul. Catholic Inspiration
Matthew’s Gospel reminds us that we are called by the Lord to use all our resources of mind, heart and soul. Each of these aspects of our humanity fosters our growth as disciples as we offer our lives for the glory of God.
Mass Readings – Friday of the 14th Week of the Year
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Daily Mass: What’s in your heart? Catholic Inspiration
Jesus quotes Isaiah the prophet, recalling the need for the Lord to be at the center of our hearts. Once God is at the center, everything else we say and do fits into proper perspective.
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Daily Mass: The Lord’s Holy Fire. Catholic Inspiration
Mass Readings – Thursday of the 29th Week of the Year
The Lord comes to light a fire on the earth, and how we respond will determine the effect of this Holy Fire upon our souls.
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Monday Conversation: What are you doing for Lent? Catholic Inspiration
Monday Conversation – 25 Minutes
Lent provides a wonderful opportunity to implement new actions that draw us closer to the Lord and one another. As we reflect on our current situation, consider ways that speak to our interests, and integrate the sacraments of the Church, we find ourselves poised to make this the best Lent ever.
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