Kelli Hartley – St. Patrick Catholic Community: Recent Episodes
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“Philippians: The Epistle of Joy”- January 29, 2018 From a Roman prison, Paul, “in chains,” writes to his converts in the thoroughly Roman city of Philippi to thank them for their supportive gift. In his letter, Paul specifies how being “in Christ” is an enterprise of joy, even in the midst of suffering. Paul’s advice... Read more »
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Today’s Gospel finds Jesus teaching in the synagogue in Capernaum. The people were surprised that he taught with such authority. They were amazed when he confronted and cast out an evil spirit from a man who was among them. The evil spirit called Jesus “the Holy One of God.” Those who witnessed this power and... Read more »
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The Kingdom of God is at hand- Jesus says this in the Gospel. This means that his followers are to live now what we hope the life with God will be like when we enter into his eternal kingdom. Download this episode (right click and save)
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“The scripture readings give insight into the mind of God on this Epiphany Sunday. God is the God of inclusion. Salvation is communal, that it is offered to all people’s. How do Christians reflect this image of inclusion in our daily lives?’. Download this episode (right click and save)
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Sacrificial love is at the center of family life. Download this episode (right click and save)
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How do we respond to God’s word when the message does not measure up to our expectations? We all hear the same word and some receive its message with joy while others hearing the same message respond with not wanting to believe that is what God wants from us. What do we do when does... Read more »
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God ‘s glory is revealed when we ask for forgiveness. Seeking forgiveness from God is true worship, for God’s glory is shown through this mercy. Download this episode (right click and save)
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The Gospel of Matthew, Chapter 25 shares a judgement parable from Jesus that says the criterion to enter eternal life is love of neighbor, especially those who are not seen as valued or important. That would be the poor. Who are the poor? What are some steps to give importance to those who are not... Read more »
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“The forgiveness of sins for the Anointing of the Sick reminds us that sin can blind us to God working in such challenging moments. Lack of oil for the lamps of the 5 foolish maidens reminds us it is hard to see in darkness. The oil (good works) for our lamps helps us see God... Read more »
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The Gospel of Jesus Christ has something to say about everything humanity experiences. Recently in the news, stories about people misusing their power, authority and leadership against people who are vulnerable, powerless, dreams, naive. What does God think of people who misuse their power against the people? Jesus reminds us of what leadership should be... Read more »
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