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A Catholic Clergy's Perspective

Publisher:  amy.l.alcazar
Message frequency:  1.09 / week

Message History

We are called to prepare the way for Jesus to come into ours and other people’s hearts so we can experience the joy of salvation, healing, wholeness and holiness for which we long and gives real meaning to our lives. But how do we do that when we are imprisoned into a world of sin as was St. John the Baptist?

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Connected through the ages of time, we still prepare during Advent for the coming of Christ in our lives beginning with His birth, suffering, death, resurrection, ascension and return. Both readings and St. Matthew’s Gospel illustrate how God’s plan was meant for us whether we were known as an Israelite or Gentile prior to or after implemen...

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If truth is known, I am more of a procrastinator than one who has properly prepared for every contingency. My wife will tell you that it is due to my lack of organization because I like to touch papers more than once and, therefore, fall behind. In my defense, it is not that I purposefully wait, it is that I need to winnow down what I am do...

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Benevolent monarchies without a spiritual force behind it rarely exist to offer the fullness of what Jesus, a Christian King, provides for us through His love of all that exists in His realm with His Father and the Holy Spirit. If that were not enough of a challenge, outside influences based on fulfilling one’s personal needs of wealth, fam...

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It is interesting that as one ages, patience takes on a different meaning than when we were young. Things had to happen quicker in our early years because there was so much of life that needed to be experienced. Waiting slowed our pace and caused us to miss something which might be helpful to get ahead in our lives. Consideration for taking...

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