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Newsletter – January 2025

Posted on December 26, 2024December 27, 2024 by admin

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← Tercer Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario…
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time… →

Bible Studies

  • Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time (February 2nd) – Cycle C

  • Third Sunday in Ordinary Time (January 26th) – Cycle C

  • Second Sunday in Ordinary Time (Jan. 19th) – Cycle C

  • BAPTISM OF THE LORD (Jan. 12th) – CYCLE C

  • EPIPHANY OF THE LORD – (Jan. 5th) CYCLE C

Bible Studies Spanish

  • Cuarto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario (2 de Febrero) – Ciclo C

  • Tercer Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario (26 de Enero) – Ciclo C

  • Segundo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario (Jan. 19th) – Ciclo C

  • EL BAUTISMO DEL SEÑOR (Jan. 12th) – CICLO C

  • EPIFANIA DEL SEÑOR (Jan. 5th) CICLO C

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  • Newsletter – January 2025

  • Newsletter – December 2024

  • Newsletter – November 2024

  • Newsletter – October 2024

  • Newsletter – September 2024

Lectio Divina

  • Lectio Divina – Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time (February 2nd) – Cycle C

  • Lectio Divina – Third Sunday in Ordinary Time (January 26th) – Cycle C

  • Lectio Divina – Second Sunday in Ordinary Time (Jan. 19th) – Cycle C

  • Lectio Divina Baptism of Our Lord (Jan. 12th)

  • Lectio Divina Epiphany (Jan. 5th)

St. Dismas Guild - Prison Ministry

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St. Dismas Guild - Prison Ministry
The late Deacon Ken Finn’s Commentary for Sunday’s (Dec. 29th) Gospel reading from our Bread of Life Catholic #biblestudy…You can access the full bible study lesson and commentary, free of charge, on our website at stdismasguild.org/holy-family-sunday-dec-29th-cycle-c/You can also purchase the complete bible study workbook by emailing us at [email protected]Every bible study sold directly donates to a bible study being sent to an inmate in prison seeking Christ. LUKE 2:41-52 According to God’s law, every male was required to go to Jerusalem three times a year for the great festivals of Unleavened Bread, Weeks, and Shelters (Deut. 16:16). In the spring the Passover was celebrated, followed immediately by the week-long feast of Unleavened Bread. Jesus has just reached the age of adulthood, so he did not spend a lot of time with his parents during the festival. The people traveled in caravans to the city and it was common for the women and children to travel at the front. A twelve year old boy could have been in either group, and probably Mary and Joseph assumed Jesus was with the other. The caravan, however, left Jerusalem without Jesus, who was absorbed in his discussion with the religious leaders. He would have been eager to listen and ask probing questions. It was not his youth, but the depth of his thoughts that amazed the teachers. Mary searched frantically, and when she finally found him, she knew she had to let go of her child and let him become a man. For parents, it is both sweet and painful to see our children as adults. But when the time comes to step back and let go, we must do so in spite of the hurt. Then our children can take flight and soar to the heights God intended for them. This was the first hint that Jesus realized he was God’s Son. But even though he knew his real Father, he did not reject his earthly parents. God’s people do not reject family relationships or family responsibilities. If Jesus Christ obeyed his parents, how much more we should honor our parents.#FaithJourney #catholicchurch #CATHOLICFAITH #biblestudynotes #BibleStudy #inmate #breadoflife #Catholic #catholiclife #inmateslivesmatter #BibleStudies #Breadoflifebiblestudy #Catholicbiblestudy #prisonministry ... See MoreSee Less

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