Tag: liturgy

DAILY REFLECTION

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Moses, standing above the River Jordan, looking at the Promised Land, and giving his final speech to the Israelites is emblematic for the situation of all the people of Israel and in …

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DAILY REFLECTION

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The long prayer of Azariah from the Book of Daniel is a public penitential prayer. It started with profession that God acted correctly and the city of Jerusalem represented by its …

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DAILY REFLECTION

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Very few people from the Old Testament receive endorsement by Jesus and Naaman the Syrian is one of them. Jesus mentions him in the gospel of today: there were many lepers in …

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DAILY REFLECTION

There is hunger for bread, thirst for water. Both are necessary for life. But people need more: joy, love, and hope. Valuable things can only be obtained as a gift.

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The narration …

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STARTING ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2019 A NEW WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE WILL ENTER INTO EFFECT

Holy Masses will be offered as follows:

• Monday: 9AM; 12PM
• Tuesday: 6AM; 12PM
• Wednesday: 9AM (Latin); 12PM
• Thursday: 6AM; 12PM; 7PM
• Friday: 6AM; 9AM; 12PM

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