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29th Sunday in Ordinary Time

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On the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time, we reflect on how our life in the world reflects our spiritual life. The two cannot be separated. How we spend our time and set our goals can be a good indicator of what is important. Is our focus on wealth and power? Or do we spend our energy on prayer and building the Kingdom of God? Here are some resources for this Sunday for youth ministers, catechists , and families.

29th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Year A (2020)
The readings for the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time for Year A speak of allegiance and responsibility. o topics for this weekend might include our willingness to give our time and gifts back to God. We could also talk about the need to work to change unjust laws and systems.
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Year B (2021)
The readings for the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time for Year B speak of the cost of discipleship. Humility, sacrifice, and mercy are topics for these readings.
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Year C (2022)
The readings for Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time for Year C are about persistence in prayer. Do I give up in prayer, especially when I don't get instant gratification?

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