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Read today’s scriptures, for Tuesday of the Twenty-Eighth Week in Ordinary Time, at this link.
Read the scriptures for today, Monday of the Twenty-Eighth Week in Ordinary Time, at this link.
Read the scriptures for today, 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time, at this link.
The scripture readings for today’s Mass, for Saturday of the 27th Week in Ordinary Time, can be found at this link.
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Read the scriptures for today, Thursday of the 27th Week in Ordinary Time, at this link.
This week’s Food For Faith Homily Studio is a conversation between Kath Petrie, John Kleinsman, Maya Bernardo & John Kinder with John O’Connor.
You can read the scriptures for Sunday 10 October, 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time, at this link.
Read the scriptures for today, Wednesday of the 27th Week in Ordinary Time, at this link.
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This is the last email for “Food For Faith for Advent 2018” subscribers. I thought you might appreciate a New Year encouragement.
“No matter how deep the love,
every human being is essentially a mystery.
One news report says that she lives in “isolation” but she would never say that of herself. As these brief clips below show the heart of her life was relationship with God and therefore she was never alone
“if we want to find the God who appeared as a child, then we must dismount from the high horse of our “enlightened” reason. We must set aside our false certainties, our intellectual pride, which prevents us from recognising God’s closeness…
The one who journeys with purpose is able to negotiate any obstacle. But the wanderer is forever rudderless, tossed by every whim of fashion in the sea of popular opinion.