Join us for Thanksgiving Day Mass
tomorrow at 9am!
Sunday Scripture Reflections
Bishop Robert Barron - Getting the House in Order: We come once again to Advent, the beginning of the liturgical year and the great season of waiting. Christian life has a permanent Advent quality, for we are always expecting the coming of the Lord. Now, Jesus came, he will definitively come, and he is coming even now—for the risen Lord wants to take up residence in us today. So Advent is, perhaps most immediately, a preparation for that coming; we are getting ourselves ready to receive the Christ who wants, even now, to be born in us. Well, how do we do this? Our readings for this first Sunday of Advent give us some wonderful instruction. listen to more...
Dr. Scott Hahn - In a Dark Hour:
Jesus exaggerates in today’s Gospel when He claims not to know the day or the hour when He will come again. Christ occasionally makes such overstatements to drive home a point we might otherwise miss.
His point here is that the exact “hour” is not important. What is crucial is that we not postpone our repentance, that we be ready for Him—spiritually and morally—when He comes. For He will surely come, He tells us—like a thief in the night, like the flood in the time of Noah. read more or listen...
Our Sunday Visitor – Opening the Word – God Enters Our History: Our history is much, much more than it appears to be. The history in which we live, which seems to simply be made up of human activities and human achievements, is also a divine history. God expresses his love for us by entering into our history and rendering himself open to our embrace. God lays swaddled in a manger, awaiting his mother’s tender care. And God loves us from the cross, his arms spread wide, as in an embrace. read more...
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