15th Week, Ordinary Time, Wednesday, July 14
Exodus 3:1-6, 9-12 / Matthew
11:25-27
God appears to Moses: The bush burned but was not consumed.
15th Week: July 12-17
July 12 Monday:
The context: Jesus declares, “I have not come to bring peace but the sword,” meaning the Messianic ministry will divide family member and the society as a whole between those who accept the ideas and ideals preached and the Master who preaches them, from those who oppose both. Jesus then concludes this great “missionary discourse” with an instruction to the twelve Apostles on the cost and the reward found in the commitment to discipleship.
15th Week, Ordinary Time, Tuesday, July 13
15th Week, Ordinary Time, Tuesday, July 13
Exodus 2:1-15 / Matthew 11:20-24
Birth and early life of Moses; Moses fled to Midian
14th Week, Ordinary Time, Friday, Jul 9
14th Week, Ordinary Time, Friday, Jul 9
Genesis
46:1-7, 28-30 / Matthew 10:16-23
Joseph meets his father: He wept a long time in his arms.
14th Week: July 5-10:
14th Week: July 5-10:
July 5 Monday (St. Anthony Zaccaria, Priest)
The context: Today’s Gospel is a beautiful presentation of two miracles,
14th Week, Ordinary Time, Tuesday, July 6
14th Week, Ordinary Time, Tuesday, July 6
Genesis
32:23-33 / Matthew 32-38
Jacob gets a new name; "You shall be called Israel.”
14th Week, Ordinary Time, Monday, July 5
14th Week, Ordinary Time, Monday, July 5
Genesis
28:10-22 / Matthew 9:18-26
Jacob has a dream; He saw the Lord.
15th Sunday B: Called and Sent out
Introduction to the Celebration
We assemble as a people who have been called to be bearers of God’s love to all humanity.
We assemble as a people who have been called to be bearers of God’s love to all humanity.
Saints Peter and Paul -June 29
Starter Story:
The year was 1770, and in a small Italian church, two altar boys prepared for Benediction. Annibale Della Genga and Francesco Castiglioni entered the sacristy, put on their albs, and grabbed the heavy brass candlesticks. And then they began to bicker.
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