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• The Solemnity of Mary Mother of God
  Wed, Jan 1 3052 29 0

  Today we honor Mary as Mother of God. But her calling to be Mother of God demanded great suffering and sacrifices as well. Her sufferings for her son Jesus Christ, the Savior of the world, must have been painful beyond comprehension. She was just a young ordinary Jewish girl engaged to a carpenter. With the appearance of an angel of the Lord, her life suddenly changed forever. Read more »

• The Epiphany of the Lord
  Sun, Jan 5 2793 14 0

  God revealed Himself to the whole world through His Son Jesus Christ, the Messiah, to prove that He has come not just for the Jews who had been expecting Him, but also for Gentiles or foreigners who had neither knowledge of him nor were expecting Him. God has come for everyone and His good news is therefore meant for all people. All are called to share in His promise of Hope, Peace, Joy, Love and Light. Read more »

• The Baptism of the Lord
  Sun, Jan 12 3084 12 0

  Our Lord Jesus fulfills all the things prophesied about Him. From the four gospels we learn that Jesus teaches love, compassion, kindness and gentleness through stories, parables and his own life. He comforts the weak and the broken hearted. He cures the sick and forgives the guilty. Read more »

• Second Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A)
  Sun, Jan 19 4133 53 0

  Last week we looked at who Jesus is and what He has come to do. Isaiah introduces the Messiah as the Servant of God who has come to enlighten everyone on earth and liberate all people from sin and darkness. Now Jesus’ time of preparation is over. He has been baptized by John. He has gone through a period of temptation. Now he begins his ministry of preaching the good news. Read more »

• Third Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A)
  Sun, Jan 26 2224 7 0

  Today’s second reading from the first letter is an appeal to the Corinthians to give up their partisan divisions. What are the circumstances that lead Paul to write these words? The Corinthian community is formed of Jews and Greeks converted by Paul but ministered by other apostles and preachers. Read more »

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