Three Great Things

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  • Daily Mass: Jeremiah remains faithful in a moment of life and death. Catholic Inspiration
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    Jeremiah remains adamant regarding his message to the people as God’s prophet. His faith inspires us to be steadfast when the world opposes our faith in Christ.

    Mass Readings – Saturday of the 17th Week of the Year (#406)

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    St. Alphonsus Liguori, pray for us!

    8 min
  • Daily Mass: Lord in your great love, answer me!
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    Psalm 69 inspires us to call upon the Lord for help and strength in our moments of need.

    Mass Readings – Friday of the 17th Week of the Year (#405)

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  • Daily Mass: We are formed in the hands of God. Catholic Inspiration
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    Jeremiah offers a vibrant illustration of our lives under the care and guidance of God.

    Mass Readings – Thursday of the 17th Week of the Year (#404)

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  • Daily Mass: The faith of Martha, Mary, and Lazarus. Catholic Inspiration
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    Mary, Martha, and Lazarus were close friends of Jesus, and their faith inspires us to draw near to Christ.

    Mass Readings – Memorial of Martha, Mary, and Lazarus (#403/607)

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    Martha, Mary, and Lazarus, pray for us!

    7 min
  • Daily Mass: Sooner or later, we stand in judgment before the Lord. Catholic Inspiration
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    Jesus offers a sobering reflection on the reality of final judgment, inviting us to reflect on our lives now and adjust accordingly.

    Mass Readings – Tuesday of the 17th Week of the Year (#402)

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  • Daily Mass: When in doubt, start small! Catholic Inspiration
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    Jesus offers a couple of parables that reveal the power of starting small in our spiritual practice and continuing with discipline and consistency.

    Mass Readings – Monday of the 17th Week of the Year (#401)

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  • Study, Pray, Serve: 18th Sunday of the Year
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    Let’s examine some of the themes in the readings for Mass on this 18th Sunday of the Year.

    1st Reading – Isaiah 55:1-3

    • The Lord invites all who are hungry or thirsty to come freely and without cost.
    • The benefits assured to David are now renewed for all with an everlasting covenant.
    • Psalm – 145:8-9,15-18

      • “The hand of the Lord feeds us; he answers all our needs.”
      • We look hopefully to the Lord who is gracious, merciful, compassionate, and just.
      • 2nd Reading – Romans 8:35,37-39

        • Nothing can separate us from the love of Christ!
        • We conquer overwhelmingly through Jesus Christ our Lord.
        • Gospel – Matthew 14:13-21

          • Jesus responds with pity upon the vast crowd, and he cures their sick.
          • He then performs a feeding miracle after blessing five loaves and two fish.
          • Mass Readings: 18th Sunday of the Year (#112)

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          • 17th Sunday of the Year: Jesus Christ is our precious treasure. Catholic Inspiration
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            Jesus shows how the Kingdom of Heaven is a treasure beyond measure or price, and we embrace this treasure when we place the Lord at the center of our lives.

            Mass Readings – 17th Sunday of the Year (#109)

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          • Daily Mass: The Lord meets us where we are and leads us where he wants us to go. Catholic Inspiration
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            Jesus responds to a request from the mother of the sons of Zebedee, turning a moment of weakness into a spiritual insight that leads to service.

            Mass Readings – Feast of St. James, Apostle (#605)

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            St. James, pray for us!

            7 min
          • Daily Mass: The Lord will guard us, as a shepherd guards his flock. Catholic Inspiration
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            Jeremiah offers us a powerful image about the strength and protection we have from God.

            Mass Readings – Friday of the 16th Week of the Year (#399)

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            St. Sharbel Makhluf, pray for us!

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