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4th Sunday of Advent
God's entrance in humanity always seems to include a level of surprise and doubt. If Mary and Joseph were surprised by the message from God, how much more should we be openminded to similar opportunities when the circumstances of our own lives change.
We must acknowledge that for the most part, we live in predictable times and act in predictable ways. Due to our habitual way of living, we may not notice, listen, nor respond to the voice of God speaking within us. May these final days of advent awaken and stir our hearts towards the wonder of God's greatest gift: Jesus Christ, the Savior of the World.
Scripture Reading for December 18, 2022
Isaiah 7:10-14
Psalm 24:1-6
Romans 1:1-7
Matthew 1:18-24
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4th Sunday of Advent
God's entrance in humanity always seems to include a level of surprise and doubt. If Mary and Joseph were surprised by the message from God, how much more should we be openminded to similar opportunities when the circumstances of our own lives change.
We must acknowledge that for the most part, we live in predictable times and act in predictable ways. Due to our habitual way of living, we may not notice, listen, nor respond to the voice of God speaking within us. May these final days of advent awaken and stir our hearts towards the wonder of God's greatest gift: Jesus Christ, the Savior of the World.
Scripture Reading for December 18, 2022
Isaiah 7:10-14
Psalm 24:1-6
Romans 1:1-7
Matthew 1:18-24

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