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In today’s first reading, Elisha feeds 100 with very little food and some was left over. As in the gospel, when Jesus fed the 5000, God provides! Amen
In the second reading, Paul said live in a manner worthy to your calling.
In the gospel, Jesus fed 5000 with very little food and some was left over. He then retreated to the mountain. The people wanted to make Him king and He wanted to serve.
https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/091824.cfm Today’s first reading is Paul’s speech about love. Love is patient, love is kind… This is often a reading for weddings, but it is about Jesus. Let’s all spread the good news about love today. Amen! In the gospel, Jesus is speaking about John the Baptist. He is also concerned with the people focusing…
Today’s first reading from James condemns the landowners, not because they were rich, but by the means that they became wealthy and how they were using their wealth for selfish reasons. In the gospel, Jesus said that if you cause anyone to sin, it would be better if a millstone were around your neck and…
Today’s first reading: James tells us to persevere and do not complain. He said do not swear and let your yes mean yes and your no mean no. He quoted scripture saying “the Lord is compassionate and merciful “ Amen! In the gospel, people asked Jesus about divorce. He said that divorce is wrong and…
Today’s first reading is more of an account of people converting to following Jesus and in Antioch they started calling them Christians. Barnabas found Saul/Paul and they brought many into the faith. In the gospel, Jesus told people that they don’t believe but he has sheep who know Him and will follow Him. I hope…
https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/071724.cfm In today’s first reading, there is a contrast between the godless of the Assyrians and the ones who know God, but do not obey. God said that he is in control and the people must obey. It is a daily struggle, but God is merciful! Amen! In the gospel, Jesus praised His Father and…
OT means ordinary time. Today’s readings are about faith in times of struggle. David struggles against opposition and his sin in 2Samuel, 15-16. But he remains faithful to God. The responsorial psalm is Lord, rise up and save me. I must keep faith in the Lord who can save me from my sin. In the…
