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Equations - With Humour

Equations! - This is the best
I have read in a LONG time !!!!

Equation1
Human = eat + sleep + work + enjoy
Donkey = eat + sleep + work

24 Sunday C: Liturgy

Greetings

Let us give thanks to the Father
through our Lord Jesus Christ,
for he has given us strength
and he came to forgive us our sins.
May his mercy and love be always with you.
R/ And also with you.

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24 Sunday C: Good Shepherd

24th Sunday C from Jaimelito Gealan

Gospel reading: Luke 15:1-32 (Full Form)

Michel de Verteuil
General Textual Comments
Verses 1 to 3 give us an overall picture of the kind of person Jesus was – and thus an image of God.
We follow that path in our meditation: we recognise and celebrate human beings who were images of Jesus for us, and allow them to reveal God to us.

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Mother Teresa: Another Story

Many years ago during a flight from South America to Mexico City, the stewardess prepared to serve lunch to about fifty passengers. When she handed the sack lunch to Mother Teresa, the little nun asked her, “How much did this lunch cost the airline today?”

Somewhat surprised, the stewardess thought for a moment, then replied, “About one dollar.”

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Mother Teresa & Kapil Dev

By Kapil Dev
Like everyone else I, too, had heard of Mother Teresa but never met her till the very end of her life.

I wonder why. Some things have no explanation.

The Indian cricket team won the Prudential Cup in 1983. It was a great victory.

I was married to Romi, a Pakistani, and leading a life of fulfilment.

But the happiness of having a child eluded us. Even 14 years after marriage, we remained childless.

We were written about in newspapers, and we appeared happy.

But no one saw one aspect of our life that had created a vacuum.

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Mother Teresa - ppt

Mother teresa power point from Sheilafrancis

23 Sunday C - Liturgy

1. Conscious Discipleship
2. Look Before You Leap

Greeting
The Lord comes among us and calls us to follow him without conditions. May we listen to his call and may he always be with you. R/ And also with you.

Introduction

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23 Sunday C - Demands of Discipleship

23rd Sunday C from Jaimelito Gealan

Michel de Verteuil
General Textual comments
The passage is in three movements:
– verse 25: the framework of the passage;
– verses 26, 27 and 33: the challenge to radical discipleship; and
– verses 28 to 32: the practical approach to discipleship.
Discipleship of Jesus takes many forms and we interpret this passage in the light of the particular form of discipleship to which we have committed ourselves – marriage, parenting, friendship, career, religious life or priesthood. We think of other commitments we and others make: to social change for example – bringing about reconciliation between ethnic groups or religions, or reforming economic, educational or political systems, locally or internationally.
discipleship

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22 Sunday - Liturgy

Greetings

What do you have that you have not received?
If everything you have was received as a gift,
then why boast?
If anyone must boast,
let him boast of the Lord.
May the Lord, the giver of life, be with you.
R/ And also with you.

Introduction by the Celebrant

A. A Good Place For Everyone
How do we regard other people and ourselves in relation to them? Do we look down on others, at least on some, and hold ourselves as more important, people to be noted and given honors? The message of today is: In the Kingdom there is a good place for everyone. If there is to be any preference, it is for the poor, the disabled, the humble, for they are given the first place by God, they are the favorites of Jesus. Jesus asks us here and now: What place do you take and what place do you give to others?