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Bible Studies

Fourth Sunday of Advent (Dec. 18th) – Cycle A
Third Sunday of Advent (Dec. 11th) – Cycle A
Second Sunday of Advent (Dec. 4th) – Cycle A
First Sunday of Advent (Nov. 27th) – Cycle A
Thirty-Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time – Christ the King (November 20th) – Cycle C

Bible Studies Spanish

CUARTO DOMINGO DE ADVIENTO (Dec. 18th) – CICLO A
TERCER DOMINGO DE ADVIENTO (Dec. 11th) – CICLO A
SEGUNDO DOMINGO DE ADVIENTO (Dec. 4th) – CICLO A
PRIMER DOMINGO DE ADVIENTO (27th de Noviembre) – CICLO A
TRIGESIMOCUARTO DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO – CRISTO REY (20th de Noviembre)- Ciclo C

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Lectio Divina

Lectio Divina – 4th Sunday of Advent (Dec. 18th) – Cycle A
Lectio Divina – 3rd Sunday of Advent (Dec. 11th) – Cycle A
Lectio Divina – 2nd Sunday of Advent (Dec. 4th) – Cycle A
Lectio Divina – 1st Sunday of Advent (Nov. 27th) – Cycle A
Lectio Divina – Thirty-Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time – Christ the King (November 20th) – Cycle C

St. Dismas Guild - Prison Ministry

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Deaco Ken Finn’s, Bread of Life Bible Study, commentary for this coming Sundays (Nov. 27th) 2nd reading from,ROMANS 13:11‑14In this message, Paul really stresses the urgency of changing our lives before Jesus Christ comes back again. No man knows when God will rise and bid him go. The time grows shorter, for we are every day one day nearer that time. Paul stresses that we too must have all things in our life ready. St Augustine, in his story “Confessions” tells of finding conversion in the last verses of this passage. He wondered how long it was going to take to end his life of sinfulness.With his Word God had spoken to St. Augustine and he will speak to us if we will let him. We do not search for God; he is already searching for us. God’s Word can always find the human heart, no matter how much darkness surrounds it. Let Jesus come into your heart right now and put on the clothes of light and the armor of right living.In Roman society, a young man put down the clothes of his childhood and put on the toga, a sign of an adult, with its rights and responsibilities. Paul is saying we have laid aside the clothes of the law and now we are putting on Christ’s clothes of righteousness. We are to do the same, we are to cast off and throw away our rotten garments of sin and put on the clothes of grace. Paul was appealing to the commitment the believers had made in their baptism (2:12). They understood baptism to symbolize the death and burial of the old way of life, followed by resurrection to a new life in Christ. When we think of our old life in sin as being dead, we then have a powerful motive to resist sin in our lives today. Today we must consider ourselves dead and unresponsive to the deadly desires of sins of attitude as well as to sins of the flesh. Attitudes lead to action, just like hatred can lead to murder. Jealousy can lead to fighting, and lust can lead to adultery. We must be ourselves, as clean on the inside as we are on the outside when Christ returns again.#biblestudy #breadoflifebiblestudy #meditation #Romans13 ... See MoreSee Less