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103 responses to “Catholic Mass Readings – Today – New Jerusalem Bible”

Romeo Herrera

March 8, 2023

We are called to love one another as brothers in Christ. And one way to do this is to be of service to others. Since God is present in everyone, what you do to others you do to God. So if you serve others, you serve God. We could render service through our profession, our roles in life, church or community service, But the important thing is to see God in others so that we could serve others with love, out of our free will, and not out of obligation.
Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see (and serve) God.

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Romeo

March 2, 2023

Sometimes we ask and not receive, search and not find, knock and not have the door opened. It maybe that we have little faith in God or we are searching or asking for that which may not bring us good. God in His infinite wisdom and love would grant all the good things to those who truly love Him and have faith in Him.

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Benard Chukwuka

January 22, 2023

LEts talk about this later

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Qaiser Francis

November 1, 2022

“Happy the peacemakers: they shall be called sons of God”

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Lawrence kitatta

September 22, 2022

1st This reading reflects the situation in Uganda.
The people in power of this great nation think they are the only ones.
But knights come and go…

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