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Why do we do that? Catholic Traditions Explained Date Posted: January 22, 2020 Daily Faith - Question: What can I do to help our family practice our faith each day? - Answer: Some families practice their religion together as just another event on their schedule: go to church, observe Lent, help at the parish picnic, go to a meeting, volunteer time, make your confession, use your envelope... But the focus needs to be on who we are—God’s people, in relationship with him, loved, forgiven, and redeemed, and called to live and proclaim the Gospel. Our awareness of God’s presence and our sense of mission are supported by the daily rituals, celebrations, and traditions that help us stay focused. Sharing our faith strengthens us and clarifies the beliefs and values of... Read More »
Family Faith Formation Date Posted: January 21, 2020 We learned and shared stories about the Sacraments of Initiation in Family Faith - this... Read More »
Gospel Meditation Date Posted: January 18, 2020 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time - January 19, 2020 - On the cusp of fame, power, or influence, would you turn it - down? Today’s Gospel again features John the Baptist. Controversial but - popular, John has gathered quite a group of followers. He has disciples. People - come from near and far to be baptized by him. Pharisees and government leaders - are drawn to his preaching. If John was another man, a lesser man, he would - have claimed his own greatness. Instead, John the Baptist is a witness to - humility. - “The next day he saw Jesus coming toward him and said, ‘Behold the Lamb of God … he is the one of whom I said, “A man is coming after me who ranks ahead of me.”… the... Read More »
Live the Liturgy ~ Inspiration for the Week Date Posted: January 18, 2020 Our relationships ground and define us. Understanding where - we come from, who matters to us, and to whom we have an allegiance all frame - and direct our lives. One unchangeable about who we are is that God formed us - in our mother’s womb. Unless understanding of ourselves begins with this solid - fact about ourselves, our knowledge will always be incomplete. John the Baptist - and Jesus knew who they were and where they came from. This allowed them to - understand their purpose and express their identity. To whom do you matter? If - your primary answer is God then you are on your way to knowing who you are. - Each of us has a purpose and mission to fulfill. See God as your strength... Read More »
Everyday Stewardship ~ Recognize God in Your Ordinary Moments Date Posted: January 18, 2020 Play That One Again - How many times have you sung the church song, “Here I Am, - Lord”? If you grew up Catholic and are around my age (still 50!), the answer is - more than you can count. The song that quotes various verses of Scripture is - sung using guitar, piano, or organ, by cantors and choirs, in traditional and - modern churches. It is truly a Catholic greatest hit of the modern Church. The - question is how many times when singing the refrain have you really taken to - heart what you were singing. - “Here I am, Lord; is it I, Lord? I have heard you calling in - the night.” Like the biblical figure Samuel, we are responding to the call of - God by asking for clarification... Read More »

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