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Friar Reflection

Worthy

Whether it is a business meeting, a social gathering, a volunteer organization planning meeting or any number of similar situations - and you discover you are not invited. Our reactions vary...

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Driven

What drives you? What is your passion? What are the parts of your life that are intrinsic to who you are? This is more than a question of identity. I am a Catholic priest, a Franciscan friar, a...

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Prayer, Call, and Action

Today in the Gospel of Luke we find Jesus at the beginning of his public ministry. In today’s group organizational theories, he would be organizing his team, setting-up his mission statement,...

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Outside the Camp

Although the expression “outside the camp” appears nowhere in today’s reading, it is a core biblical idea at play in both today’s first reading from the 1st Letter to the Corinthians and gospel...

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God’s Field

We are all aware of the divisions in our modern society.  There are divisions and polarization not only in the political but also in the religious sphere.  Perhaps surprisingly this is nothing new. ...

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Wisdom and Folly

Today’s first reading from St. Paul is part of a cohesive thought that he has been building upon since the beginning of this 1st Letter to the Corinthians (which began with Friday’s readings and...

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Fulfilled in Your Hearing

In today’s Gospel Jesus does something you and I do each Sunday.  Jesus went to worship his Heavenly Father on the Sabbath.  He read from the Word of God and preached a noticeably short homily.  The...

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Nothing Borrowed

Nothing Borrowed

A world of information, expert advice, and knowledge all sit at our fingertips. With all that available to us via a simple query or the use of artificial intelligence such as Chat GPT, we should...

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