Sunday Reflection: Jessie Bazan on the 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jessie Bazan reflects on the readings for January 16, 2022 (Year C), the second Sunday in Ordinary Time.
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Sunday Reflection: Ferdinand Okorie, C.M.F. on the Baptism of the Lord
"Our baptism prepares us to get involved and to share in the work of God for the salvation of the world."
See Father Ferdinand Okorie, C.M.F.'s full reflection for the Baptism of the Lord at uscatholic.org/articles/a-reflection-for-the-baptism-of-the-lord-2.
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Sunday Reflection: Kate Oxsen on the feast of the Holy Family
"Like the teachers in the synagogue with Jesus, we should take the time to listen to [children] and engage with them."
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Sunday Reflection: Carolyn Woo on the fourth Sunday of Advent
"Will we grasp that by God’s presence in us we are made holy?"
See Carolyn Woo's full reflection for the fourth Sunday of Advent at uscatholic.org/articles/a-reflection-for-the-fourth-sunday-of-advent-2.
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Sunday Reflection: Brother Ernest Miller, F.S.C. on the third Sunday of Advent
"In this time of Advent, the desert prophet is not calling us to a mere birthday party."
Read Br. Ernest Miller, F.S.C.'s full reflection for the third Sunday of Advent at uscatholic.org/articles/a-reflection-for-the-third-sunday-of-advent.
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Sunday Reflection: Sister Barbara Reid, O.P. on the second Sunday of Advent
"Like Jerusalem in Baruch’s time, there is no going back to what was before, but we let God’s motherly care enfold us with mercy and justice as our companions."
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Sunday Reflection: Fr. Rosendo Urrabazo, C.M.F. on the first Sunday of Advent
"Advent is a time to celebrate in a particular way the God present in each of us. Celebrating Christmas is also a reminder of God’s presence in each of us and in all of creation."
See Claretian Father Rosendo Urrabazo's full reflection for the first Sunday of Advent at uscatholic.org/articles/a-reflection-for-the-first-sunday-of-advent.
Sunday Reflection: Matthew Gummess, O. Carm. on the feast of Christ the King
“'You say I am a king.' So Jesus admonishes Pilate, with this half-affirmation at best, because he knows what kind of king Pilate has in mind . . . He’s not Pilate’s kind of king at all."
Matthew Gummess, O. Carm. reflects on the readings for the feast of Christ the King, November 21, 2021 (Year B). See his full reflection at uscatholic.org/articles/a-reflection-for-the-feast-of-christ-the-king.
Sunday Reflection: John Christman, S.S.S. on the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
John Christman, S.S.S. reflects on the readings for November 14, the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time. Read his full reflection at uscatholic.org/articles/a-reflection-for-the-thirty-third-sunday-in-ordinary-time.
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Sunday Reflection: Sarah Hoyoung Ku on the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
"Joseph was born at the beginning of the pandemic. Named after St. Joseph, his name means “Jehovah increases.” Every single day since his birth, we have experienced God providing for our family’s daily needs."
Sarah Hoyoung Ku reflects on the readings for November 7, the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time. Read her full reflection at uscatholic.org/articles/a-reflection-for-the-thirty-second-sunday-in-ordinary-time.
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Sunday Reflection: Alice Camille on the 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time
"The old song insists all we need is love. And the teachings of Moses and Jesus agree: Love with your whole heart, soul, mind, and strength."
Alice Camille reflects on the readings for October 31, 2021, the thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary time. See her full reflection at uscatholic.org/articles/a-reflection-for-the-thirty-first-sunday-in-ordinary-time.
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Sunday Reflection: Eric Fought on the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
"It may seem odd to us that Jesus would ask Bartimaeus what it was that he wanted. The man is blind, what else might he want but to have his blindness cured? What on earth could he ask for but that?"
See Eric's full reflection on the Sunday readings for the thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time at uscatholic.org/articles/a-reflection-for-the-thirtieth-sunday-in-ordinary-time.
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Sunday Reflection: Aires Patulot on the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
"We don’t act like a servant to become great. We serve because there is greatness in the service of the other."
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Sunday Reflection: Stephanie Clary on the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
"When people in power try to trick Jesus into mandating exclusion, he affirms the expansive inclusivity of a loving God who created a world and filled every inch of it with good things."
Stephanie Cherpak Clary reflects on the readings for October 10, the twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time. See her full reflection at uscatholic.org/articles/a-reflection-for-the-twenty-eighth-sunday-in-ordinary-time.
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Sunday Reflection: Mark Brummel, C.M.F. on the 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time
"People contemplating marriage today may well be tempted to ask, 'Why get married at all?'"
Claretian Father Mark Brummel reflects on the readings for October 3, the twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time. See his full reflection at uscatholic.org/articles/a-reflection-for-the-twenty-seventh-sunday-in-ordinary-time.
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Sunday Reflection: Ann Garrido on the 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time
"God can do—and regularly does do—whatever God wants."
Ann M. Garrido reflects on the readings for September 26, the 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time. See her full reflection at uscatholic.org/articles/a-reflection-for-the-twenty-sixth-sunday-in-ordinary-time.
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Sunday Reflection" Lucianne Siers, O.P. on the 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time
"This day, what might we choose to serve our neighbors who may need the gifts we have to share?"
See Lucianne Siers' full reflection for the twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time at uscatholic.org/articles/a-reflection-for-the-twenty-fifth-sunday-in-ordinary-time.
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Sunday Reflection: Nicole M. Perone on the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time
"To this day, I find myself more deeply drawn into the wondrous mystery of salvation, the incarnation and sacrifice of Jesus Christ, through the prophetic witness of those who serve those in greatest need."
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