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Category: Scripture

  • The Common of Pastors

    The Common of Pastors

    The Common of Pastors is a set of readings in the lectionary which are read at Mass for the feast days of priests, bishops, and popes.

  • The Letter of James

    The Letter of James

    The Letter of James is a short book in the New Testament. It was written by James, who was a leader in the early Church and likely a relative of Jesus. The letter is known for its practical advice on how to live as a Christian. It focuses on how faith should be shown through…

  • The Book of Psalms

    The Book of Psalms

    The Book of Psalms is a book of prayers. The psalms express the author’s praise, thanksgiving, distress, or even anger. Here are some resources, reflections, and social media graphics for the Book of Psalms.

  • Psalm 30: Hope and Trust in God

    Psalm 30: Hope and Trust in God

    Psalm 30 is a prayer of thanksgiving by King David. He thanks God for saving him from trouble and illness. David praises God for not letting his enemies rejoice over his downfall. He reflects on his personal experience of crying out to God and being healed. David encourages others to praise God and give thanks.…

  • The Gospel of John: Resources and Reflections

    The Gospel of John: Resources and Reflections

    The Gospel of John is very different than the other three gospels. It has completely different stories about Jesus and events take place in a different order than in the synoptic gospels. There are no parables in the Gospel according to John. Jesus is clearly depicted as God in this gospel, from start to finish.

  • The Book of Ezekiel

    The Book of Ezekiel

    The Book of Ezekiel is full of strange visions, strong messages, and real hope. Ezekiel was a prophet during the exile in Babylon. He warned the people about their sins, but also gave them a message of hope. God told Ezekiel to speak clearly, even when people would not listen. He used signs, actions, and…