September 2022

Sunday Soundbite for September 11, 2022

Some Scripture commentaries suggest that Saint Luke aimed the ending of the prodigal son story at those in his own communities who wished to exclude some people from their Eucharist. Like the older brother, some in Luke’s faithful community may have resented the reconciliation of these wayward members.

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We Belong to You

God understands our needs and longs to see them fulfilled. And even when our longings are not fulfilled, God is still Lord of them. Do you think God is capable of fulfilling your longings?
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Saint Thomas of Villanova

Saint Thomas of Villanova

Saint Thomas of Villanova was from Castile in Spain and received his surname from the town where he was raised.
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Mychal Judge, OFM: Hero on 9/11

We could all learn from Father Mychal Judge's unconditional and inclusive kind of love—his accepting of others as they are.
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God’s Reckless Love

God would bend over backwards, would go to the ends of the earth, would walk through fire, would ride through a storm, would die for the sake of you. That is an inexplicable, reckless, unrepeatable love that is so mind-boggling ...
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British Catholics, Pope Francis pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II

Catholics in the U.K. paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II following her death Sept. 8 and the end of a reign that lasted more than 70 years.
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