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Newsletter – September 2021

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Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time (October 10th) – Cycle B
Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time (October 3rd) – Cycle B
Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time (September 26th) – Cycle B
Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time (September 19th) – Cycle B
Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time (September 12th) – Cycle B

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Vigésimo Octavo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario (10 de Octubre) – Ciclo B
Vigésimo Septimo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario (3 de Octubre) – Ciclo B
Vigésimo Sexto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario (26 de Septiembre) – Ciclo B
Vigésimo Quinto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario (19 de Septiembre) – Ciclo B
Vigésimo Cuarto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario (12 de Septiembre) – Ciclo B

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Lectio Divina – Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time (October 10th) – Cycle B
Lectio Divina – Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time (October 3rd) – Cycle B
Lectio Divina – Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time (September 26th) – Cycle B
Lectio Divina – Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time (September 19th) – Cycle B
Lectio Divina – Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time (September 12th) – Cycle B

St. Dismas Guild - Prison Ministry

12 hours ago

Deacon Ken’s Reflection on Sunday’s Gospel Reading: MARK 9:38-43, 45, 47-48Jesus emphasizes through various sayings the basic laws of discipleship. His own disciples did not understand, and their lack of comprehension of what is involved in being a disciple is clearly shown in their arrogant rejection of an exorcist who uses Jesus’ name. We see the disciples being very jealous of a man who healed in Jesus’ name. They were more concerned about their own group position than in helping free those troubled by demons. Many of us today do the same when we refuse to participate in worthy causes because they are not affiliated with our denomination.We are often very reluctant to be around people who make us feel uncomfortable. Our lack of comprehension of discipleship is displayed when we reject those who do not do things the way we do. The most blatant of all rejections occurs when we think that our efforts will not receive enough recognition for what we do. Correct theology is important, but it should never be an excuse to avoid helping those in need.Jesus tell us in scripture that anyone who is not helping him is hurting him (Matt. 12:30). He definitely is not saying that being indifferent to others who are serving in his name is as good as being committed. Jesus tells us that many people from all walks of life have responded by following him and do work in his name. He has shown all throughout his teachings that his hope is that we all will be one in the Father. We might well remember that those who share a common faith in Christ should be able to cooperate with one another. As Christians our thoughts and actions must be motivated by love, and we must be careful about judging others (Matt 7:1-5). By the same token, we must never be afraid to confront flagrant sin within the church (1 Cor. 5:12-13)....To view and print the entire bible study click the link below! stdismasguild.org/twenty-sixth-sunday-in-ordinary-time-september-26th-cycle-b/#biblestudy #catholic #christian #sunday #bible #study #prisonministry ... See MoreSee Less

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