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- Immaculate Heart of Mary, be our refuge
  After yesterday’s Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of the Lord Jesus, today we remember the Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary. We gather in our sanctuary to honor Her loving Heart and open our hearts before Her. We offer … Continue reading → The post Immaculate Heart of Mary, be our refuge appeared first […]
- Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A, Mt 9,36-10,8
  God never stops calling… Jesus, when he saw the crowds, had compassion on them ~ Mt 9:36. Jesus, when he saw the crowds, had compassion on them. Jesus has his eyes wide open. He sees people and the state they … Continue reading → The post Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A, Mt 9,36-10,8 […]
- The Heart of Jesus, an invincible force
  St. Gertrude, called the Great, once saw St. John the Apostle in a vision. She asked him why he had not revealed in his Gospel the mystery of the Heart of the Lord Jesus, since it rested on his chest. … Continue reading → The post The Heart of Jesus, an invincible force appeared first […]
- St.Barnabas
  Position: apostle Death: around AD 61 Patron: weavers, coopers, of Milan and Florence; protector against disputes, falling stones, hail, and sadness Attributes: stoning, olive branch, sometimes a book BIOGRAPHY He arrived in Jerusalem to study the Old Testament. There, he … Continue reading → The post St.Barnabas appeared first on predication.net.
- Jesus did not come to abolish the law.
  In ancient times, under the old regime, the only real law was the king’s will. He possessed all the power, and therefore it was said: if the king wants it, the law wants it. The current uncrowned “kings”—the powerful, the … Continue reading → The post Jesus did not come to abolish the law. appeared […]

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