August 2023

Saturday, 18th Week in Ordinary Time -August 12, 2023

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/081223.cfm Lord, Have Pity on My Son Often someone asks me to pray for healing or some favor. I have in my mind that Jesus is all-powerful and can do all things. But I have learned that appealing to his power and authority has nothing to do with faith.Faith and friendship are synonymous when relating […]

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Friday, 18th Week in Ordinary Time – August 11, 2023

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/081223.cfm The sacrament of the sick is a powerful encounter with Jesus in areas we suffer the greatest. Surgery carries its complications and difficulties. It can disrupt our lives, such as losing work and the ability to do the simplest things for ourselves. Over time it can cause a lot of frustration, anger, and even

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Feast of St. Lawrence, Deacon and MartyrThursday August 9, 2023

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/081023.cfm The Man Whose Heart Is Firm Will Not Fear. Through the centuries and even today, our Catholic faith has been challenged in many ways. Nevertheless, it signifies that we are faithful to Christ and the gospel. The Church experienced this in 257 when Pope Sixtus appointed seven deacons in Rome. His first choice was

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Wednesday, 18th Week in Ordinary Time August 9, 2023

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/080923.cfm Jesus Refuses No One. Why do some prayers go unanswered? Once again, we are meeting someone in the gospel who can do nothing to help herself. A demon possessed the daughter of a woman in a foreign land. Our Lord knew He would heal this woman’s daughter. His immediate refusal made her go deeper

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Tuesday, 18th Week in Ordinary Time – August 8, 2023

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/080823.cfm What Wind? What Waves.? When Peter began walking on the water, only faith in Jesus kept him from sinking, nothing else. The height of the waves bashing against us and the strength of the wind we battle make no difference to Jesus and us. We can do anything with Him.  Without Jesus, we can’t

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Monday, 18th Week in Ordinary Time- August 7, 2023

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/080723.cfm Give Them Something Yourselves? Remember the adage, “God helps those who help themselves?” Unfortunately, that phrase makes it sound like everything depends on us. God has given us natural abilities and talents to live and sustain ourselves. We must invest those talents and abilities in others so God’s kingdom can grow.  But for the

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Feast of the Transfiguration  August 6, 2023

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/080623.cfm Let’s Stay Here!  “This is my Beloved Son. Listen to him.” Don’t we listen to people who matter to us? The Father didn’t say, “Follow him.”  He didn’t say, “Love Him.” Probably because before we follow Jesus and love Jesus, we must first “Listen to him.” Yes, it is true – We listen to

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