Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Gospel Reflection on Stewardship and Prudence
Fr. Timothy Ring reflects on the Gospel of the Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Luke 16:1-13): the dishonest steward, stewardship and prudence.
Fr. Timothy Ring reflects on the Gospel of the Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Luke 16:1-13): the dishonest steward, stewardship and prudence.
On the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows, we reflect on the meaning of suffering through the example of the Virgin Mary. From standing at the foot of the Cross to enduring seven great sorrows, Mary shows us how to remain faithful and united with God in our trials.
Msgr. João Clá Dias comments on Luke 12:32-48: “Do not be afraid, little flock.” Rediscovering the heart of a child before God.
Based on Mark 2:13-17: Jesus calls Levi the tax collector and dines with sinners. A call to conversion and humility.