David Moxon, Triona Doocey, Kath Petrie and Merv Duffy SM in conversation with John O’Connor, unpacking the scriptures for the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time. You can read the readings at this link.
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with regal composure allows himself to glide
O God, You were with me, but alas, I was not with you
more than 20% of the 180 words in the opening lines speak directly of God
engaging my desire for real food and a work-out for every bit of my intelligence
when you stay with Jesus, your interests do not narrow down. They multiply!
From James McAuley’s poem ‘Jesus’:
And people moved before him undisguised;
He thrust his speech among them like a sword.
And when a dove came to his hand he knew
That hell was opening behind it’s wings.
He thanked the messenger and let it go;
Spoke to the dust, the fishes and the twelve
As if they understood him equally,
And told them nothing that they wished to know.
Amen thanks Father John and team Homilyreally have a better understanding of the reading and the Gospel reflection Amen God bless