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Members of our parish community take turns sharing their reflections on the daily Scriptures each and every morning. Find these reflections on our Facebook page or sign up below to receive them each day as an email or text.
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13 hours agoThe author of today's reflection prefers to remain anonymous. Dn 5:1-6, 13-14, 16-17, 23-28 This is a difficult reading to reflect on. In fact, I had to read this multiple times, slowly. After some...
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yesterdayToday's reflection compliments of Carol Prag. Today’s gospel reading, Luke 21: 5-11 , ultimately focuses on what endures and what doesn’t. And not much has changed over these 2000 years either...
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2 days agoToday's reflection compliments of Gary Stoff. In today’s Gospel reading (Luke 21:1-4), we hear the familiar story of wealthy people putting their offerings in the Temple treasury. Then a poor widow...
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4 days ago"They can no longer die, for they are like angels; and they are the children of God because they are the ones who will rise." "he is not God of the dead, but of the living, for to him all are alive."
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5 days agoToday's reflection compliments of Tim Krueger. Reflecting on the responsorial psalm today… “ We praise your glorious name, O mighty God.” Which of the commandments is the easiest to keep? “Thou shalt...
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a week agoYou may have noticed that today's Gospel sounds somewhat familiar. That is because this is Luke's version of the parable that we heard Sunday, Matthew's version. In both versions one of the servants...
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a week agoToday's reflection compliments of Barb Crockett. Today’s Gospel from Luke is one of my favorites. It is the story of Zacchaeus, a chief tax collector, who is so short he climbs a sycamore tree in...
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a week agoToday's reflection compliments of Nancy Doerhoff. In today's Gospel, Luke 18: 35-43, we hear the story of a blind man who will not cease or desist from calling to Jesus, "Lord, please let me see....
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