24th Sunday In Ordinary Time YEAR C

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24th Sunday In Ordinary Time YEAR C

by Justyna Maria

For God so Loved the World – John 3:14-21

God loves everyone, regardless of their age, gender, wealth, holiness and sinners too! Therefore he sent his only son for us, so we may be forgive of our sins. Jesus, the Son of God dies for our sins. The verse continues, backing this up, for … Continue reading For God so Loved the World – John 3:14-21 →

Second Sunday of Lent

Mark 9:2-10 We hear the the son of God Jesus emphasising that prayer should be more about listening. Spending time in listening to the word of God is more beneficial to one in finding solutions with God’s guidance. Peter, John and James followed Jesus with … Continue reading Second Sunday of Lent →

Teaching with Authority

Mark 1:21-28 Jesus had the ability to both teach and heal unclean spirits. This lead to Jesus growing in popularity rapidly which incited a shadow of jealousy among people. Jesus had many interactions with evil spirits and it’s most commonly believed to be because the … Continue reading Teaching with Authority →

Peter Declares That Jesus Is the Messiah

In today’s gospel, Jesus asks his disciples, who they believe he is. Many of them said `Elijah`, `Jeremiah` another said `John the Baptist`. However, Simon Peter replied, “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.” Jesus answered him, “Blessed are you, Simon Bar-Jonah! … Continue reading Peter Declares That Jesus Is the Messiah →

Dealing with Sin in the Church

Jesus is talking to his disciples about how they should try to understand each other and if one brother feels hurt by another person, then he/she should talk to the other and apologise because that’s not how they should continue. God wants us to have … Continue reading Dealing with Sin in the Church →

Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream

In Daniel 2 we read “Nebuchadnezzar had dreams; his spirit was troubled, and his sleep left him.” However instead of praying to God the King asked the magicians, enchanters and sorcerers to interpret his dream and threatened to destroy and kill them if they don’t obey his … Continue reading Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream →

The bridegroom is here!

The parable opens like this “Then the kingdom of heaven shall be likened to ten virgins who took their lamps and went out to meet the bridegroom.” Which suggests that the kingdom is like the scene portrayed by these bridesmaids who got late. In other … Continue reading The bridegroom is here! →

Second Sunday of Advent – Reflection on Mark 1:1-8

In the time of the Old Testament, technology such as megaphones didn’t even exist, let alone microphones or mobiles! The message that Isaiah had written and that God states: “Behold, I send my messenger before your face, who will prepare your way before you; the … Continue reading Second Sunday of Advent – Reflection on Mark 1:1-8 →

Hope

Mark 13:37 “What I say to you, then, I say to all: Watch!” Be ready! Now, this short line made of imperative verbs which suggests that something will happen suddenly, or will take a lot of time. The same words in the case of the … Continue reading Hope →

Faith

Mark 1:1-8 In the time of the Old Testament, technology such as megaphones didn’t even exist, let alone microphones or mobiles! The message that Isaiah had written and that God states: “Behold, I send my messenger before your face, who will prepare your way before … Continue reading Faith →

Christ/Joy

John 1:1-18 Lights. So, when you think of lights, what comes to your mind? Bulbs? Well, do you know about Jesus? Let me tell you about him! Jesus Is out light, our saviour. This season of Christmas is also known as the time of light … Continue reading Christ/Joy →

Peace

Luke 1:26-38 An announcement is usually a special message by someone about something that is very important. The Angel Gabriel made an announcement to Mother Mary; that Jesus was on his way in Mother Mary`s womb! Now this was a surprise to her but she … Continue reading Peace →

Peace

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