Tag Archives: Support

Daily Mass: We all have work to do for the Lord. Catholic Inspiration

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Jesus sends out the seventy-two in pairs for an abundant harvest in the face of real hardship, reminding us that we are called in a similar way for the Lord today.

Mass Readings – Thursday of the 26th Week of the Year (#458)

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Daily Mass: With God’s grace we work together. Catholic Inspiration

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The Lord authorizes the Twelve to carry out his ministry, sending them out in pairs to support and work together.

Mass Readings – Thursday of the 4th Week of the Year (#326)

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Daily Mass: The Lord’s guidance and our response in times of trial. Catholic Inspiration

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Thrown in jail, the Apostles are freed by the Angel of God who directs them to continue to preach the Good News.  They respond with conviction, revealing to us an example of how we live our lives for the Lord today.

Mass Readings – Wednesday of the 2nd Week of Easter

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Daily Mass: Bringing others to the Lord. Catholic Inspiration

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As Jesus heals the paralytic on a stretcher, the action of the four men who brought him reveals our opportunity to bring others to the Lord for help and comfort.

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

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St. Hilary, pray for us!


Daily Mass: God works through us! Catholic Inspiration

The sending of the seventy-two disciples in the Gospel of Luke reveals the Lord’s openness to work through people, even as he empowers and support their efforts. Christ does the same for us!

Mass Readings – Thursday of the 26th Week of the Year

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5th Sunday of Easter: Christ is the vine that sustains us in times of struggle. Catholic Inspiration

The accident at the oil refinery in Superior last week was a stark reminder how we rely on and support one another in times of danger.  Where do we find the strength to work together?  United in our faith in Jesus Christ we are nourished with God’s grace so that we can offer our lives for one another.

Mass Readings – 5th Sunday of Easter

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Daily Mass: Finding calm in the storms of life. Catholic Inspiration

Terrified by a violent storm, the disciples call out to Jesus who immediately calms it.  Storms are a part of life, and whether physical, emotional, psychological, relational or spiritual we find in the Lord a peaceful strength to face them with confidence and conviction.

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

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The Archangels: Michael, Gabriel and Raphael. Catholic Inspiration

Mass Readings – The Feast of the Archangels Michael, Gabriel and Raphael

The world can be a dangerous place where we encounter struggles that test us to the limit.  Today we are reminded that we are not alone; in the order of creation God’s angels are among us, and some of them are appointed to help us in times of need.  Among them the archangels are God’s “heavy hitters” who remind us to call for help when times are tough.

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Monday Conversation: Dealing with Divorce. Catholic Inspiration

Divorce touches our lives in many ways and on many levels.  Fr. Andrew offers some pastoral food for thought regarding how we offer healing to those facing divorce and support for couples working on their marriage.  (40 Minutes)

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Daily Mass: Helping one another. Catholic Inspiration

Mass Readings – Tuesday of the 2nd Week of Lent

One way we can measure our success as disciples: how we help one another.  Whether it is the justice described by Isaiah or the example of Jesus in the Gospel, the Lord accepts our service toward one another as if it were done to Him.

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