
Sharing the Word for May 22, 2021
When we sing God’s songs we gaze on God’s face. When we sing with God’s people we deepen our life with them. Thanks be to God for the psalms.
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When we sing God’s songs we gaze on God’s face. When we sing with God’s people we deepen our life with them. Thanks be to God for the psalms.

COVID-19 is an opportunity to initiate our young people into adulthood. It’s offering all of us a chance to walk through this time of suffering into a fuller, more mature way of being.

From Caesarea Paul got to Rome and preached confidently to all who came to him. He was faithful to the mission he had received from Jesus.

As Acts of the Apostles draws to a close, Paul is poised to move forward to the capital of world, from which he will proclaim the gospel everywhere.

A cross-country trip sets the stage for a heartfelt conversation between God and a road-weary traveler.

This week at Mass, we celebrate the feast of Pentecost.

It’s a characteristic of Catholicism to see God’s goodness in all of creation, in various human endeavors, and in the cultures and histories of human beings wherever the gospel is preached.

Paul’s farewell discourse to the Ephesians is filled with assurance and encouragement for his people. He expresses deep affection for them and they for him.

Paul reminded the church at Ephesus of how he had called them to repentance and to faith, of how he had born witness to the gospel of God’s grace.

In light of how our lives have changed, I want to prove to myself that I am capable of stepping out of my own way and making a change.