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The parable of the bridegroom’s attendants is a reminder to be prepared, but not fixate unhealthily on the future
The Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ is an invitation to reflect on God’s humility and love for us
First Sunday of Advent | Let’s anticipate joyfully the second coming of Jesus and be attentive when He comes into our lives today
The anticipation of Advent can bring hope in the rugged terrains of our present life
Why is Advent considered the beginning of a new liturgical year?
Ukrainian bishops in the United States issued a pastoral letter Nov. 18
Parishes around the archdiocese recognize grief, honor loved ones during the Advent season
We hear in the readings how God asks for our daily “yes,” so that He might shape history through us
Sacrificial generosity will allow us to let go of the idols that reside within us
Divisions come when we make judgments about people and let those separate us from others
Jesus is our Good Shepherd; He stays with us and doesn’t abandon us
We are surrounded by the love exhibited by the Trinity and called to be people of Pentecost
The theme of resetting our attitudes and actions plays out frequently in the Scripture readings this week