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Happy Easter
Every year, on Palm Sunday and on Good Friday, among other relevant things, we recall Simon Peter’s triple denial of even knowing Jesus. That was the pre-Resurrection Simon Peter, alas,…
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Contemplating the Passion
The Holy Spirit could move us in many ways as we contemplate the Passion narrative according to Mark (14:1-15:47). However, if we need some guidance in this endeavor, let me…
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God’s Light
Since the theme of our liturgy for the 4th Sunday of Lent is LIGHT, allow me to quote to you some verses about light in the Gospel of John: The light shines…
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Encountering Jesus
Some years ago one of London’s newspapers, The Daily Telegraph, printed a classic letter that a mother had received from her 11-year-old son when he was on a class trip…
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When We Hope
“Hope is the theological virtue by which we desire the kingdom of heaven and eternal life as our happiness, placing our trust in Christ’s promises and relying not on our…
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Faith That Can Move Mountains
Many of us know someone who, when the challenges of life befall them, never seem to give up. Rather than falling over, they stand firm, place their faith In God,…
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The Purpose of Lent
We begin the season of Lent on Ash Wednesday, and this weekend is the first Sunday of Lent. Today is an excellent opportunity for us to meditate on the purpose…
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The Importance of 40
In their Guide to Lent, the National Catholic Register notes that 40 is no ordinary number. Biblically, the number has always had a special significance regarding preparation and denotes a…
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