Tag: liturgy

DAILY REFLECTION

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A man was ill. This simple introduction into the gospel does not disclose immediately that the whole humanity is ill. That’s at least how we feel these days, with regular updates about …

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DAILY REFLECTION

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Prophet Jeremiah, resident of the town of Anatot close to Jerusalem, reports the words of his adversaries: they were hatching plots against me: “Let us destroy the tree in its vigor; let …

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DAILY REFLECTION

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The Book of Wisdom (composed in the first cent. BC) is chronologically the last book of the OT and although it is not recognized as canonical in Judaism, it still enjoyed popularity …

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DAILY REFLECTION

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While Moses is staying on Mount Sinai, people down below the mountain make a golden calf. God’s judgment is very severe: Let me alone, that my wrath may blaze up against them …

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DAILY REFLECTION

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The feast of the Annunciation should be a joyful moment: we are only nine months from Christmas!

When Mary learns from the angel, she will become Mother of God, it is a …

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