Sharing the Word for October 13, 2021

Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk October 13, 2021

God does not play favorites. He judges each according to his works. Those who sin are sinners–whether they be Jews or Gentiles.

Praying for Our Siblings

Christopher Heffron October 12, 2021

While it’s not always a symbiotic relationship, our sisters and brothers bring a sense of humor and history to our days, regardless of our age.

Sharing the Word for October 12, 2021

Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk October 12, 2021

The “Letter to the Romans” is about salvation through faith. Faith is the willingness to accept God’s righteousness–to live the life of God.

Sealed with a Prayer

Carol Ann Morrow October 11, 2021

Creator of Eden, return us to a land of harmony. Bless us as we try to be good citizens. Help us respect the rights of all our neighbors.

A Different Generational Perspective

Erika Glover October 11, 2021

I’ve lived in two centuries, four decades, and two millennia, and I’m only 22 years old. Having been born in the year 1999 has made my life full of interesting assumptions.

Stepping Outside my Comfort Zone

Daniel Imwalle October 11, 2021

Travel has played a pivotal role in my life, opening my eyes to both the beauties and challenges in the world and bursting the bubble of my comfort zone.

Sharing the Word for October 11, 2021 – Twenty-eighth Week in Ordinary Time – Year 1

Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk October 11, 2021

Saint Paul was one of the great teachers of the apostolic church. He writes to the Romans so that they can get to know him before he comes to them.

Going Toward the Pain

Richard Rohr, OFM October 10, 2021

Wherever there was human suffering, Jesus was concerned about it now, and about its healing now.

Respected physician Marcus Ji Tianxiang (1834-1900), self-prescribed opium for an ailment. When he became addicted to the drug, his confessor forbade him to take communion until he overcame the addiction.