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Sunday's Readings

Being Human (Pentecost 2, Year C)

God names evil and establishes his power over it. Demons are named and have no choice but to do Jesus’ bidding.

Another Dimension (Trinity Sunday, Year C)

We need a shift from the physical sphere to the realm of relationships if we hope to approximate the concept of the Trinity.

Transformation (Pentecost, Year C)

Transformation is the power to utterly change an object, situation, or person. It is the power that can make the weak strong, the poor rich, and the dead alive.

Sacramental Unity (Easter 7, Year C)

Worshiping alone is not an option if we are to be the Church. We are the body of Christ, individual members united under Christ as our head.

Relationship (Easter 5, Year C)

Jesus made the perfect relationship between the incarnate Son and the Father known and commanded them to have the equivalent relationship with one another and the world.

Hearing Is Believing (Easter 4, Year C)

There is an element of exclusivity inherent in dedication. To be dedicated is to be focused—to have one purpose to the exclusion of all other functions.

Beyond a Doubt (Easter 2, Year C)

Jesus speaks peace, appears bodily, breathes out the Spirit, and articulates the mission for God’s people.

King of the Jews and More (Palm Sunday, Year C)

Jesus has experienced being joyfully received as the deliverer of Israel and being hatefully rejected as a blasphemer and rebel.

Astonishing Devotion (Lent 5, Year C)

Mary’s devotion to Jesus knows no bounds. She takes what has to be her greatest treasure, an exquisitely expensive bottle of liquid perfume, and pours it on Jesus’ feet.

Repent and Be Reconciled (Lent 4, Year C)

The only one in the parable of the Prodigal Son who is not motivated by self-interest is the father.

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