The first reading and the Gospel reveal God’s power to renew us during and especially after periods of suffering.
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The choice to commit to Jesus is yours
Today’s readings challenge us to think about how we react to complex and difficult matters.
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To live the Gospel, stand for (and with) the vulnerable.
As the world is filled with much suffering, we are called to action.
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On the feast of the Assumption of Mary, women of the Bible teach us to pray with joy
Mary’s song offers us a model for how to pray.
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Learning to love the way God loves
Treating one another with dignity and respect are conditions of an authentic imitation of God.
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Feeling empty? Maybe that’s Jesus calling out to you
When Jesus offered bread and fish to the multitudes, he modeled behavior that we are called to emulate.
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The power of the word ‘no’
Today’s reading gives biblical examples of expecting and accepting rejection and persevering despite the obstacles.
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Want to lead? Learn to serve.
Jesus responds to needs quickly and effectively, demonstrating selflessness, adaptability and concern for the welfare of others.
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Jesus, the Good Shepherd, models compassionate leadership.
Today’s readings teach several important points about leadership: the need for rest, retreat and recovery, and compassion.
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Jesus says to expect rejection and dust it off
The readings remind us to be realistic and recognize that not everyone will respond favorably.