The book of Joshua is the first book of scripture that is often referred to as Deuteronomistic History (DH). That history consists of the books of Joshua, Judges, 1 & 2 Samuel, and 1 & 2 Kings.
The Assumption of Mary
August 15th is a date that I personally cannot, and will not, ever forget since I share my wedding anniversary on the very same day!
The Bread from Heaven
The prophet Elijah is one of the most important figures in Old Testament history and he appeared in the northern Kingdom of Israel after the nation became divided, probably in the 7th century B.C.
Ever Complaining
I like to think of myself on the “good” side of Bible stories – as Moses, ever trusting God, or as Paul, sacrificing everything for the Gospel, or as one of Jesus’ devoted disciples.
The Source & Summit of Our Faith
A cursory reading of our scriptures for this Sunday makes it clear that our readings are very Eucharistic in nature.
Come Away
In next Sunday’s Gospel, we are presented with the gathering of the Apostles just after they were sent out two by two by Jesus to preach repentance, drive out demons, anoint, and cure the sick.
Kerygma – Proclaiming the Gospel Message
As Catholics, we are called daily to make a choice…will we choose life (the Lord) or will we choose death (the world)? Will I carry my cross daily as the Lord instructs us in Luke 9:23 or will be ashamed of the cross? Will I be the Lord’s prophet and proclaim HIS word to the world around me?
Rejecting Prophets
This Sunday’s readings tell of rejected prophets, first Ezekiel in the Old Testament, then Jesus in the Gospel.
Mercy’s Healing Touch
The primary purpose of the Book of Wisdom is the glorification of the splendor and worth of divine wisdom. It teaches that the virtue of justice is the application of wisdom to moral conduct.
What Calms the Sea Calms the Fears!
This Twelfth Sunday of Ordinary Time, we are presented with a compilation of readings that ring with the proclamation that God is God, and we are not.
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