"Owe nothing to anyone, except to love one another."

Believe it or not, we have infinite responsibility towards one another: to help each other become better persons, especially whenever some of us seem to be losing our way.

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Following What Comes From God's Spirit

Saints and heroes of faith are admired for fulfilling their mission, yet they too wrestled with doubt and temptation. Today's liturgy highlights this often overlooked struggle and how they endured it. 

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But who do you say I am?

We try to explain God through our limited human senses, but today's readings remind us that his ways transcend our comprehension.

When our finite minds face infinite mystery, where do we go from here?  Come and discuss.

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Grace Without Borders:

Unity in Christ

Jesus' mission was for all people and not just the Israelites, inviting everyone to experience God's goodness.  Through Christ and baptism, ethnic, social and gender differences (Jews, Gentles, Canaanite) lose their dividing importance in the new creation. Come join the family gathering. 

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Fragility 

The readings for this Sunday present three important biblical figures in moments of great fragility and vulnerability - moments that could have easily prevented them from carrying out their mission.But they turned to God and God opened his arms to them.  

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Nourishment for the Soul

The most unlikely place to have a good meal is the desert. Yet five thousand men had a real good time in the very place where hunger once stared at their faces.  The impossible became possible because of Jesus.  Come find out how this is possible.

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What do you Treasure?

For us Christians, these are found in those everyday activities and decisions that reflect our commitment to live out our identity as God's children.  Do you understand all these things?  If not, come join us.  

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Growing through the Word

How can a person continue to grow in their knowledge of God and advance in the Christian way of life?  The readings show it is possible through a focus on God's words.  Come join us to receive the Grace of this Sunday's Word!

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Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest. 
The quest for world peace has sadly never been successful.  Just look at the war in the Middle East and Ukraine.  Today's liturgy gives us directions on how a Chistian can find and experience God's peace in the midst of a troubled world.  

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Fruits of Hospitality

This Sunday's readings share a common theme - hospitality - and they elaborate on the fruits produced by the acts of openness and welcoming towards others.  

Welcome home.  Please join us!  

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