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In addition to the Lord’s encouragement that we come to him with our burdens, he invites us to “take up his yoke” and “learn from him.” His meekness and humility show us a way to bear our burdens.
Wednesday of the Thirteenth Week in Ordinary Time
July 1, 2020
Daily Reading from the USCCB: Matthew 8:28-34
READ
MT 11:25-30
At that time Jesus exclaimed: “I give praise to you, Father, Lord of heaven and earth, for although you have hidden these things
from the wise and the learned you have revealed them to little ones.
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by Father Greg Friedman, OFM
There are chapters in the lives of most of us that we are not proud of. But Jesus can make something of us all.
Both the compassion that Jesus directed toward the centurion and the authority that he exercised over the servant’s illness is still directed toward us. How do we respond?
Jesus taught in many ways both throughout his earthly life and now. Am I attentive enough to grasp the teachings that Jesus is offering me today?
When the Babylonians besieged and captured Jerusalem they carried off its treasures and most of the citizens of distinction.
Amid growing calls for meaningful digital resources, these media ministries are responding daily with content that feeds the soul.
Being a Christian in gospel terms is serious business indeed. The context of Christian hospitality is self-sacrificing love–the love that leads to accepting one’s cross.
We are not born in the unique circumstances of John the Baptist, yet each of us is special to God–each has a special calling from God.
