Saint Januarius – Bishop, Martyr, and Patron of Naples Saint Januarius, known in Italian as San Gennaro, is one of the best-known saints of southern Italy. His feast is celebrated on September 19. Januarius lived around the end of the … Continue reading → The post St. Januarius bishof, martyr appeared first on predication.net.
The kingdom of heaven is like a farmer who goes out early in the morning to hire worgoeskers for his vineyard. He negotiated with the workers for a denarius a day… God has called us to live in the world, … Continue reading → The post Twenty- fith Sunday in Ordinary Time A appeared first […]
When the plane landed on a rocky runway, they found themselves in the Masai Mara, Kenya. A native welcomed them and loaded their luggage into a Land Rover. They set off for a two-day camp. Along the way, they … Continue reading → The post Take nothing with you on the trip appeared first […]
Dear brothers and sisters, Today the Church invites us to remember an extraordinary woman: St. Hildegard of Bingen, a Benedictine abbess, mystic, theologian, writer, composer, and Doctor of the Church. She lived in the 12th century, yet many aspects of … Continue reading → The post St. Hildegard of Bingen appeared first on predication.net.
In today’s Gospel, Jesus gives us a striking picture. He compares the people of his generation to children sitting in the marketplace and complaining: “We played the flute for you, but you did not dance. We sang a dirge, but … Continue reading → The post Wednesday of the 24th week Lk 7,31-35 appeared first […]