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Gospel Reflections

JANUARY 12, 2025 GOSPEL REFLECTION

Fr. Nick Baumgardner -
One of the characteristics of modernity is the preoccupation with personal identity. A famous example of this comes from the modern philosopher Rene Descartes....
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JANUARY 5, 2025 GOSPEL REFLECTION

Isaac Summers -
Today, we celebrate the Epiphany of our Lord to the nations. This famous event that is hinted at or prominent in many manger displays...
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DECEMBER 29, 2024 GOSPEL REFLECTION

Fr. Cajetan Cuddy, O.P. -
On this final Sunday of December 2024, the Church celebrates the Feast of the Holy Family—the family of Jesus, Mary, and Saint Joseph.  Family is...
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DECEMBER 22, 2024 GOSPEL REFLECTION

Fr. Sam Kachuba -
The Fourth Sunday of Advent is always my favorite (except when it falls on Dec. 24th, in which case it is every priest’s nightmare)....
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DECEMBER 15, 2024 GOSPEL REFLECTION

Fr. Nick Baumgardner -
One of the most joyful experiences for me as a priest is being with people in their darkest and most difficult moments. Being a...
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DECEMBER 8, 2024 GOSPEL REFLECTION

Isaac Summers -
In today’s gospel, Luke sets the scene for the Messiah to come into the world. He lists out the Roman and Jewish political leaders...
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DECEMBER 1, 2024 GOSPEL REFLECTION

Fr. Cajetan Cuddy, O.P. -
Today marks the beginning of the holy season of Advent. The Lord is coming. And in today’s Gospel we hear references to various signs:...
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NOVEMBER 24, 2024 GOSPEL REFLECTION

Fr. Sam Kachuba -
Jesus Christ is King! For Catholics, this fact is no private devotional consolation, but rather forms the basis for our interaction with every aspect...
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NOVEMBER 17, 2024 GOSPEL REFLECTION

Fr. Nick Baumgardner -
As we near the end of the liturgical year, our first reading and gospel this weekend remind us that, at an unknown day and...

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