Sunday Reflection
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Third Sunday of Advent: Rejoice! We have been found!
Dec 13, 2020
Negative! Negative! Negative! “The kids are doing this. The seniors are doing that. This is what is going on in our world, and it is wrong.
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Second Sunday of Advent: He comes with mercy
Dec 06, 2020
In their worst nightmare, they never thought their lives could get so bad, but they really did it to themselves.
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First Sunday of Advent: Watch!
Nov 29, 2020
Christ has no body now on earth, but yours; no feet, but yours. It is your eyes through which Christ’s compassion looks out to the world.
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The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ: The Party of Jesus Christ
Nov 22, 2020
For the Kingdom and the power and the glory are yours, now and forever. Amen. This flourish was put into the margin next to the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew by one of the inscribers of the Middle Ages.
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Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time: Investing wisely
Nov 15, 2020
This Sunday we have the parable of the Talents. This is the parable of the three men who were called upon to invest money, or talents.
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The Solemnity of All Saints: Heroes
Nov 01, 2020
The saints are really heroes. They completed their lives united to God, truly being all that God created them to be. They live on now united to the Lord in heaven, praying for us here on earth, and guiding us to be the heroes that God calls us to be.
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Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Teach the children to love
Oct 25, 2020
People always say that it is more difficult to be a child or teen these days than back when they were young. People said that way back when I was young and drugs started dominating lives.
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Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Doing our bit
Oct 17, 2020
In the first reading for this Sunday, the Prophet Isaiah, actually the Second Isaiah, makes a startling statement. He refers to King Cyrus of Persia, a pagan, as someone who has been anointed by God.
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Twenty-eighth Sunday of Ordinary Time: Wearing the clothes of Christ
Oct 10, 2020
Wearing our Christianity is a solution to the problem of polarisation in our society. When we identify ourselves first as Christians rather than as members of this or that political party or as liberal or conservative, then our primary mode of action will be to treat others with the kindness of Jesus Christ.
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Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time: Tenant Farmers All!
Oct 04, 2020
The vineyard in today’s Gospel was constructed to produce fruit for its owner. Only, in today’s Gospel, the labourers in this vineyard decide to steal the vineyard from the Master and keep the fruit for themselves.



Sunday Reflection
Second Sunday of Lent: Being Transfigured
Lent is a time for us to take a close look at ourselves and to consider what we have to do to conquer selfishness and sin in our own lives.