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The story about Saul and the Jerusalem community reminds us how important it is to affirm one another within our contemporary parish settings. We must welcome and integrate those who are new to the community.
Wednesday of the Fourth Week of Easter
April 28, 2021
Daily Reading from the USCCB: Acts 12:24-13:5a
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Rain helps this author slow down and connect with God.
We may not be able to control what goes on in the world, but we can control how we react to it. This prayer can help us stay focused.
A loving, nightly ritual with her young son teaches a mom more than she expected.
When the Jerusalem community sent Barnabas to Antioch he was deeply impressed by what he found. Many Gentiles there were ready to accept Jesus as Lord.
Old wooden floorboards have saved my sanity more than a few times. In the right light, they’re practically a cloister walk.
When the Spirit descended on a Roman centurion and his entourage, it became clear to Peter that Gentiles could–indeed should–be baptized.
There are certain books you read that stick with you. It might be the subject matter, the time of your life when you read it, or the way that the story was told.
Everyone we know is struggling with some type of burden in his or her life. No matter what, it takes courage to face down those challenges.
