
Passing on History
For most of us, there are certain moments in time that remain frozen in our memories forever. We can recount every detail of the event, such as where we were, what was happening, how we felt.
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For most of us, there are certain moments in time that remain frozen in our memories forever. We can recount every detail of the event, such as where we were, what was happening, how we felt.

Two Franciscans look back on their experiences of that day and its ongoing impact on their lives.

In this week’s Gospel, after the Pharisees criticize the disciples for eating with unclean hands, Jesus calls them hypocrites for following human traditions rather than God’s commandment.

In this week’s Gospel, Jesus asks the disciples if they’re willing to make the difficult choice to follow him.

This week, we celebrate the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The Gospel recounts the visit between Mary and Elizabeth during their pregnancies.

This week continues the Bread of Life discourse in which Jesus once again tells the disciples that he is the living bread that has come down from heaven.

‘Every step I took on the pilgrimage seemed to not only bring me closer to Francis and Clare, but also to my mom.’