Today is the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, and because it is the second-to-the-last Sunday in October, it is also known as World Mission Sunday. Pope Pius XI instituted World …
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On this Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time, we read the story of how Jesus healed ten lepers, but only one returned to give thanks (Luke 17: 11-19). We read: “And …
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On this Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time, Respect Life Sunday, we encounter an interesting passage in the Gospel of St. Luke. The apostles had just asked Jesus to increase their …
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In the United States, the last Sunday of September is called Priesthood Sunday in the Catholic Church. Though we know that all vocations are noble, and that every baptized person …
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On this Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, we hear Jesus telling his disciples that nobody can serve two masters (Luke 16: 13). In the context, Jesus uses the term “mammon” …
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On this Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, we encounter a gospel passage from St. Luke (14: 25-33). The theme of the Gospel passage is that to be a follower of …
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On this Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time, we receive two beautiful messages about the virtue of humility. In the Book of Sirach, for example, we hear: “My son, conduct our …
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Today, Catholic Christians celebrate the Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time. In the Gospel reading of today (Luke 13: 12-30), as Jesus was passing through various towns and villages, someone asked …
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On this Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, we read the following passage “Jesus said to his disciples, ‘I have come to set the earth on fire, and how I wish …
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On this Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, we the famous words from the Book of Ecclesiastes (1: 2), “Vanity of vanity! All things are vanity!” What the author is telling …
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