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31st January. Saturday of Week 3.

Don’t you even care?

What a contrast between the calm of Jesus and the alarm of his disciples when that storm breaks out! He was lying in the stern of the boat, asleep, with his head on a cushion. The disciples were panicking and in their panic they woke and rebuked him, “Master, do you not care?…

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30th January. Friday of Week 3.

The mystery of growth

The seed growing secretly suggests the mystery of growth. The farmer works hard to sow the seed, but then he has to wait. In a way he does not fully understand, the seed grows of his own accord…

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29th January. Thursday of Week 3.

Passing through the veil

The life-path Jesus leads us on goes via the cross and on to the heavenly sanctuary. Behind this Hebrews text lies the Old Testament ritual of Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, when once a year the high priest entered behind the veil into the Holy of Holies. There, amid a smoking cloud of incense, he

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28th January. Wednesday of Week 3

The parable of the sower

The religious leaders have accused Jesus and his disciples of breaking the Sabbath, and claimed that Jesus heals by the power of Satan. Jesus’ own relatives have tried to take him in hand because of the general impression that he has lost the run of himself. In that context Jesus draws the attention of the disciples to the farmer sowing seed in Galilee…

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27th January. Tuesday of Week 3.

Smaller and Wider Family

Fidelity to God’s will makes a family of all Christians. Jesus identifies the true disciple not by by rank or position, special privileges of birth, talents and financial resources, but by fidelity in the routines of life…

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26th January. Ss Timothy and Titus (Memorial)

Pastoral heroes, models for ministry
Timothy’s role in the Church sounds like a retired foreign missionary who later became guide or bishop to the local Christians in Ephesus. He had the honor of being a fellow worker with Paul… Titus, too …

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Presider’s Page for 25 January (Ordinary Time 3)

The calling of Andrew and his brother Peter is described in today’s Gospel. Like those early disciples, we too are called. As believers, we gather here to listen to God’s word, resolving to put it into practice in the coming week.

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25th January. 3rd Sunday in Year B

Open to Change
We can all become rather set in our ways. We get into certain ways of doing things and it can be easy to stay with those ways and rather difficult to change from them. We develop routines and those routines keep us going. It often takes someone else to broaden our horizons

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24th January. Saturday in Week 2

Giving himself totally
The heart of Jesus was dedicated to his all-consuming ministry. Mark notes how sometimes he hardly had time to eat. His dealing with the crowds turned out to be so incessant that some of his relatives, when they heard of this, thought him out of his mind.

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23rd January. Friday in Week 2

The Call to the Covenant :: As Jesus goes up the mountain to summon the twelve he chose as leaders for his followers, it evokes memories of Moses who went up Mount Sinai to receive God’s law and covenant, (Exod 19) Moses pledged the covenant, surrounded by colleagues…

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22nd January. Thursday in Week 2

They came to him because…:: It was the people who were suffering, who were distressed, who had least going for them, that came to Jesus in the biggest numbers. They sensed that..

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21st January. Wednesday in Week 2

Conflict :: Today’s readings raise the theme of conflict and finding solutions. Melchisedek meets Abraham on his way back from a short military excursion against some local chiefs, and blesses him; then in the Gospel we have the conflict between the Pharisees and Jesus..

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20th January. Tuesday in Week 2

Ministering life? :: Today’s Epistle alerts us to the possibilities of loving service present in the most ordinary events and people of our everyday contact, especially those of our own household. Routine matters, and familiar people whom we meet each day can hold the key..

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19th January. Monday in Week 2

Theology and Common Sense :: Jesus is contrasted to the high priests of the old covenant, who first had to make sin offerings for themselves and then for those of the people. Earlier in the same epistle (Hebrews) the author noted how Jesus can sympathize with our weakness because he was “tempted in every way that we are, yet without sinning.”

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Presider’s Page for 18 January (Ordinary Time 2)

Now that the Christmas season is behind us and we are moving into the New Year, the liturgy challenges us to reflect on what following Christ means. We gather as God’s people, called to follow the Lamb of God and we praise God, with thanksgiving.

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18th January. 2nd Sunday of Year B

Called By Name :: Samuel stands for all the forgotten people. Just a boy, with no high illusions about himself, a servant and apprentice to the old man Eli; he slept at night in a little room like an altar-boys’ sacristy, at the religious shrine of Israel. Suddenly, in the middle of the night, he heard God calling him by name …

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17th January. Saturday of Week 1

Religious leadership :: When thinking about norms for leadership in the church, the most basic is a desire for sharing faith and love. Leaders ought to recognize and encourage the good qualities in others. Jesus not only calls Matthew but also accepts Matthew’s invitation …

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16th January. Friday of Week 1

Carrying their friend :: The image of the four men carrying the paralytic to Jesus is a very graphic one. They were so determined to get him to Jesus that they opened a hole in the roof above Jesus when their way through the door was blocked..

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15th January. Thursday of Week 1

True and false fidelity :: “Value today,” advises the psalmist, whose text is quoted in Hebrews, because right here and now God provides the grace and insight we need to live a life of faith, and therefore…

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14th January. Wednesday of Week 1.

Healing and Praying :: Two quite different activities are reported in today’s gospel. The first is healing… ..The second is going out by himself to a lonely place to pray…

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    7 Aug 2022 – 19th Sunday (C)

    August 7 2022
    Patricia Gamgort, OSB
    Readings: Sunday 7th August 2022 I enjoy the daily homilies. Thank you for nurturing my spirit. But I had a difficult time with Thara Benedicta’s saying that Ishmael was not part of God’s plan. I believe God had quite a plan for him. He, too, became the father of a mighty nation of our sisters and brothers.
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    7 Aug 2022 – 19th Sunday (C)

    August 7 2022
    THARA BENEDICTA
    Readings: Sunday 7th August 2022 Key Message: When we walk in faith, we rest in the bosom of our Lord Jesus. Homily: Our Almighty Father inspires us to live with faith, through our second reading of the day. Father Abraham waited for 25 years for the promise of a child to get fulfilled. He was a big landlord with lot of slaves working for him. He and Sarah would have named many babies born to the slaves. When people had ten or twenty children according to the custom of those times, Abraham trusted in God for one little baby!! It was not for 5 or 10 but for 25 years. This may be a great lesson for us. Abraham trusted that God had a prosperous plan for him. In spite of all the impossibilities that his human eyes could see, he trusted in the possibility that God had promised him. In spite of all the challenges we see currently, we should trust in our Almighty Father who will provide for us. God always has answers to every impossible situation. Regardless of how many mistakes we make, when we go to Him, He will run towards with arms wide open, hugging us. That's why when we really indulge our soul in prayer, we feel a lot of peace. This peace is due to the arms of our big Almighty God embracing us close to His heart. Our Lord Jesus Christ carried the same love in His bosom. The Bible says that during the last supper the Apostle John was lying on the bosom of our loving Lord Jesus Christ. It was not a happy time for our Lord Jesus Christ and all the Apostles, inclusive of Apostle John. All the Apostles were worried, including Apostle John. But only the Apostle John reclined on the bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ during his suffering time. Can't we recline at the bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ during our suffering times?   Is the bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ reserved for the Apostle John alone? What made the Apostle John alone rest in the bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ, when other Apostles were also seeing it? It is the love of the Apostle John towards our Lord Jesus Christ. It gave him the boldness to lie down in the bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ, in the presence of the rest of the Apostles. St. John owned Him - "Jesus is mine"!! Have you seen a small child feeling shy about lying down in the bosom of his father? The child always has a feeling "My daddy is mine". This is the same feeling of ownership we should have towards our loving Jesus Christ. His bosom is waiting for us to lie down and take rest!!! We may say that since we cannot see the physical body of our Lord Jesus Christ how can we recline at His bosom? Father Abraham sets the perfect answer for us!! Neither did he have the privilege of seeing our Lord Jesus Christ physically during his lifetime on earth. But he rested on the bosom of our Almighty Father through his trust in Him. The Lord Jesus Christ says "Trust in me", he did not say "trust in someone else". Why do we go out of our way, reducing our self respect, also sometimes to people who mistreat us and seek their help? Our Lord Jesus never rejected any one who came to Him. Our Lord Jesus does not want us to undergo unnecessary crucifixion. Once we are done with our duty, the next step is to wait in peace for the saving help of our Lord. Our Lord has promised us "I will never leave you, nor forsake you". When we receive the calling of our God through the silent voice of the Holy Spirit or through the Holy Bible or through messages to do something we have not experienced, we tend to ignore them. We hesitate because we do not know where the call is leading us to. Father Abraham also went through the same path. God called Abraham to go to a far off place, which He would show Him. Abraham was not aware of the destination, but he was aware of the God who knew the destination. Abraham obviously would not have had any answer when Sarah and others who followed him were asking "Where are we going?". He would have replied "I don't know, but God knows". We may wonder where our life is going? We may not know but we know the one who knows. Are we getting frustrated when our Lord keeps us in the waiting room? Are we losing our faith and starting to look for alternatives? Sarah lost faith when she was in her waiting room (Abraham and Sarah were waiting for 25 years). Sarah forced Abraham to have a child from her maid. It was not God's plan. So the child was not able to stay with Abraham. But God promised to take care of Ishmael and make him a mighty nation, though he was not part of God's plan. Out of frustration, when we do something outside God's plan, even then God our Father will set it right. God our Father will reimburse our foolish acts with His acts of wisdom, when we trust in Him. Let us have a quick look at the Gospel reading of today: "“Do not be afraid, little flock, for it is your Father’s good pleasure to give you the kingdom" - Our Father is happy to grant us the kingdom of Heaven. Our Lord Jesus will build mansions for us in Heaven and He is also asking us to store our treasures in Heaven when we sojourn on earth. Our Lord Jesus is asking us to be dressed up for action. Certainly He talks about the dress we are going to wear when our time is done. He is asking us to live ready, since he may come at an unexpected hour. How great it will be, if we are able to smile at seeing Him, instead of fearing Him. He explains with the parable of the slave and the master. Then as usual the Apostle Peter asked whether these requirements are only for the Apostles or for everyone. Our Lord Jesus Christ explains the greater responsibility on the Apostles, since they are also in charge of other souls. In the earlier parable, our Lord was explaining the duties of a person who was responsible for his own soul only. Now he elaborates about the persons who are responsible for other souls. Carrying other souls on our shoulders is a huge responsibility. Our Lord Jesus will grant us grace, we should carefully utilize that grace. How can we carry other souls on our shoulders? Let us analyze how our Lord Jesus Christ performed it beautifully. 1. Prayer - 1.a : All the anointed souls will have the Holy Spirit abiding within them. The Holy Spirit will guide you on what to do at the correct time. Especially before celebrating Mass, being filled with the presence of God will be necessary. When we are filled with the presence of God, we can simply radiate the presence of God to the congregation. Please pray for more and more infilling of the Holy Spirit. Our Lord Jesus Christ never asked us to pray for food or clothing or shelter. But He asked us to pray for the Holy Spirit. He is our loving Father isn't He? Won't He know what we require? God our Father will happily pour out His Holy Spirit!! 1.b : Pray for all the souls placed in our responsibility. The Bible says how our Lord Jesus prayed for us. He was our intercessor. 2. Preaching - Our Almighty Father sadly said, "My people are perishing for lack of knowledge". What did our Lord Jesus mainly do in the three years of His public life? He preached the Word of God. People are always willing and longing to hear the Word. Our preaching should go out into the world in such a way that Our Almighty Father will not say the same sad words again. 3. Sacrifice - Our Lord Jesus sacrificed His own life for us. He underwent shame, people opposed Him, tried to kill Him by pushing Him down from the cliff and so on. But He was always kind to them and continued doing the task allocated to Him. 4. Helping the people - Our Lord Jesus took care of everyone who came to Him. If we do not have the power to do miracles, we can welcome the suffering people with open arms like our Lord Jesus. Let us do all our best to save the souls in our care!!!
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    Rite & Reason: Is old ‘pay, pray and obey’ model of Catholic Church on way out?

    August 1 2022
    Colm Holmes
    Rite & Reason: Ursula Halligan ... "A church that does not develop its thinking in an ecclesial way is a church that goes backward," the pope said. "That is the problem of many today who claim to be traditionalists. They are not traditionalists, they are 'backwardists.' Tradition is the root of inspiration in order to go forward in the church." Pope Francis speaking to Journalists on flight home from Canada. Vatican News 30 July 2022
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    “Safeguarding What?” by Nicholas Peter Harvey

    March 15 2012
    Therese Fennessy
    “Safeguarding What?” by Nicholas Peter Harvey At present I am reading the book by Nicholas Peter Harvey called The Morals of Jesus. It is excellent and confirms all my studies on Jesus. I am a lay Chaplain....called to live my life fully..exactly as it says in this wonderful book...I have this book for years...read it once before...now can't leave it out of my hands...is the author alive and well...thank u for such an in-depth study of Jesus...
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