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.
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The connection between faith and healing
Today’s stories offer important reminders of the power of faith to overcome even the most difficult of circumstances.
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Why are you terrified? Jesus asks.
We also get a behind-the-scenes perspective of Jesus’ interaction with the disciples.
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Jesus, an ecological storyteller, teaches us that the kingdom of God is interdependent
We get a behind-the-scenes perspective of Jesus’ interaction with the disciples.
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Encountering God when you cannot receive the Eucharist
As we examine today’s readings, we should be mindful of the significance of the Eucharist as a means to encounter God.
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St. Elizabeth’s mystical encounter with the Trinity can inspire us, too.
We are encouraged to encounter God in our lives and share those experiences with others through our words and actions.
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Want to be inspired? Listen for the Holy Spirit.
We remember the important role of the Spirit in guiding and sustaining faith after Jesus’ resurrection.
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Jesus had a vision for his disciples. He prayed for it to become reality.
Jesus’ final prayer implores the disciples to be confident that he has assured their care.
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How should we love one another? It’s called agape.
By working to end hate and division, we show our love for one another.