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28th Sunday of Ordinary Time Today’s readings call us to act with wisdom. It is not enough just to follow the law. If we wish to enter the Kingdom of God we must give up every possession and surrender our very selves that we may be possessed by Jesus alone. To the point: The young […]

28th Sunday of Ordinary Time Reflection: Prayer is dangerous, but can be illuminating By SISTER MARY McGLONE The Wisdom author says, I prayed and wisdom came to me. Watch out! Prayer is dangerous. Remember Sirach’s warning: “If you wish to serve the Lord, prepare yourself for an ordeal” (Sirach 2:1).  If you want a sense […]

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29th Sunday of Ordinary Time Reflection: We, sometimes, distort what Jesus means By SISTER MARY McGLONE Last week we observed the wealthy man who couldn’t let himself be seduced into experiencing the Reigning of God. This week we watch disciples completely misconstrue Jesus’ message. James and John, two of Jesus’ closest companions, make the bold […]

27th Sunday of Ordinary Time Today’s scriptures underscore God’s intention since the beginning of creation that all would people live together in love and harmony. That all would be innocent and loving and that we would embrace God’s kingdom. To the point: Jesus is indignant with the disciples for the same reason he confronts the […]

27th Sunday of Ordinary Time Reflection: Relationships can be complicated, uplifting By SISTER MARY McGLONE Do you remember René Descartes? (“I think, therefore I am.”) Well, one day Descartes walked into a bar. (Original opening, no?) The bartender looked at him and asked, “Would you like a beer?” Descartes replied, “I think not.” Then he […]

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