A FULFILLING LIFE OF SHARING AND NOT LIVING GREEDILY: CATHOLIC SUNDAY SCRIPTURE REFLECTION: 18TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, CYCLE C, 2022
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A FULFILLING LIFE OF SHARING AND NOT LIVING GREEDILY: CATHOLIC SUNDAY SCRIPTURE REFLECTION: 18TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, CYCLE C, 2022

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The Christian life of discipleship and following Christ entails a generous life of fulfilment sharing what we have with others and not living a greedy lifestyle. The fundamental question is what gives fulfilment to our existential life on earth? In other words, one of life’s deepest questions is: What is the meaning of a man’s life on earth? Or, what profit does a man get from all his labour?

LORD, TEACH US HOW TO PRAY: CATHOLIC SUNDAY SCRIPTURE REFLECTION:17TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, CYCLE C, 2022
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LORD, TEACH US HOW TO PRAY: CATHOLIC SUNDAY SCRIPTURE REFLECTION:17TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, CYCLE C, 2022

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The Lord`s prayer is not only just a prayer but the best model or structure on how to pray as a Christian. The Christian life is a spiritual life that has its source in perpetual prayer. That is, the Christian life is prayerful. The Bible enjoins us to pray unceasingly, 1 Thess. 5:16-18

HOSPITALITY AND PRAYER: CATHOLIC SUNDAY SCRIPTURE REFLECTION: 16TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY, CYCLE C, 2022

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Action or contemplation? Service or worship? Hospitality or prayer? For as long as Christianity has existed, we’ve debated these dichotomies. Which is more important – kneeling at the altar, or mopping the church floors? What should we prioritize? How should we find a good balance between the mystical and the practical?

GOOD SAMARITAN: TRUE FAITH IS IN LIVING CHRISITAN ACTION OF EMPATHY AND SYMPATHY FOR OTHERS: CATHOLIC SUNDAY SCRIPTURE REFLECTIONS: 15TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY SUNDAY, CYCLE C, 2022
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GOOD SAMARITAN: TRUE FAITH IS IN LIVING CHRISITAN ACTION OF EMPATHY AND SYMPATHY FOR OTHERS: CATHOLIC SUNDAY SCRIPTURE REFLECTIONS: 15TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY SUNDAY, CYCLE C, 2022

ByOnuh

Indeed, the story of the good Samaritan is a summary of how true faith is living Christian action of empathy and sympathy for others, especially the downtrodden. A Christian is an empathetic person who can feel, connect and relate to the painful situations or experiences of others. He is one who easily moves with compassion and pity towards the needy and helpless.

REJOICE FOR YOUR IDENTITY NOT YOUR WORTH: CATHOLIC SUNDAY SCRIPTURE REFLECTION OF THE WEEK: 14TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, CYCLE C, 2022
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REJOICE FOR YOUR IDENTITY NOT YOUR WORTH: CATHOLIC SUNDAY SCRIPTURE REFLECTION OF THE WEEK: 14TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, CYCLE C, 2022

ByOnuh

We are called as Christians to rejoice in our identity and not our worth in terms of what we have done or accomplished. The challenge of the Christian life is for us not to become obsessed with our significance, accomplishment and influence, but to rejoice that we are privileged to be associated with God`s work. With a living hope of having our name written in heaven. That is having our identity ingrained with and in God.