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Scripture for Life

Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Seeing without distortion

ByMary M. McGlone
Scripture for Life

Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time: Our world is in desperate need of listeners

ByMary M. McGlone
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A letter from Mother Teresa explains her definition of charity

ByJoel Rothschild

A new story opens us to transformation in faith

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Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time: The heart of the matter

ByMary M. McGlone

Is our nation ready for cataract surgery?

ByNancy Sylvester
Scripture for Life

Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time: An offer to all who can hear

ByMary M. McGlone
Scripture for Life

Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time: The obstacle of expectations

ByMary M. McGlone
Scripture for Life

Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Hunger for the bread of life

ByMary M. McGlone
Scripture for Life

Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time: All we need and more

ByMary M. McGlone
Scripture for Life

Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time: A shepherd's compassion

ByMary M. McGlone
Scripture for Life

Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Expelling unclean spirits

ByMary M. McGlone
Scripture for Life

Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time: The potential of 10%

ByMary McGlone
Scripture for Life

Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Transformative healing

ByCarol J. Dempsey
Scripture for Life

Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time: How storms can deepen the faith

ByMary M. McGlone
Scripture for Life

Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time: The reign of God is at hand

ByMary M. McGlone
Scripture for Life

Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ: Becoming communion

ByMary M. McGlone
Scripture for Life

Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity: A call to contemplation and action

ByMary M. McGlone
Scripture for Life

Pentecost Sunday at the Vigil Mass: Gift of the Spirit is evolving reality

ByMary M. McGlone
Scripture for Life

Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord: Not absence, but mission

ByMary M. McGlone

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