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Passions and humility before God

Passions and humility before God

February 25, 2020 NT reflection / Year ALeave a comment

Tuesday, 7th Week of Ordinary Time: James 4:1-10 and Mark 9:30-37. What a nice connection between the two readings today. James asks in his letter “where do the conflicts among you come from?” and likewise we hear Jesus ask “What were you arguing about on the way?” The answer in …

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Mark’s account of the mute spirit exorcism

Mark’s account of the mute spirit exorcism

February 24, 2020 NT reflection / Year ALeave a comment

Monday, 7th Week of Ordinary Time: Mark 9:14-29 Today’s reading was that great one from St. Mark where Jesus, Peter, James, and John come down from the mountain of the Transfiguration to find their disciples in a bit of a ruckus with the scribes. As I read and listened, it …

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