ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy is Christ Jesus Taking Responsibility for Us (The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy is a Type of Mother Who Instructs Us (33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Call to Pursue Wisdom Outside of Liturgical Worship (32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is Our Way Home (31st Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy Equips Us to Love the Least Among Us (30th Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy Teaches Us Who Created Us and Why He Created Us (29th Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy is the Fertile Ground, and We are the Harvest (27th Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailLiturgical Worship is us Taking Personal Responsibility for our Life (26th Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy is Forming Us to Have a Holy Indifference (25th Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgical Teaching on the Relationship Between Sin and Forgiveness (24th Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy is Building a Culture and a Community of Mercy, Love, and Healing (23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailHow the Liturgy Trains Us to Make Ourselves a Living Sacrifice (22nd Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgical Teaching on the Two Types of People (21st Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgical Teaching on the Catholicity of God (20th Sunday in Ordinary Time) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is Forming us to Have No Fear of the World (19th Sunday in Ordinary Time) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Creates in us a Servant’s Heart (17th Sunday of OT) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is the Best Evidence of God’s Loving Patience (16th Sunday of OT) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is the Rich Soil, and We are the Seeds (15th Sunday of OT) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailHow the Liturgy Participates in Christ Jesus’ Call for the Conversion of Jews (14th Sunday of OT)- Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailHow the Liturgy Communicates God’s Mercy of Reminder and Mission (11th Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Solemnity of Corpus Christi (The Body of Christ) – Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Fulfills the Human Desire for Unity (Pentecost Sunday) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Prepares Us for the Coming Persecution (Sixth Sunday of Easter) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy is not an Appeal to Diversity, but a Call to Oneness In Christ (Fifth Sunday of Easter) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThrough the Liturgy, our Lord Shepherds Us (Fourth Sunday of Easter) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is Unique, Exceptional, and Extraordinarily Transformative (Third Sunday of Easter) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Church and Her Sacraments is God Being Merciful with Us (Divine Mercy Sunday)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy Teaches Us that what Belongs to God, Stays with God (Palm Sunday Reflection)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy Empowers and Equips us to Bring the Dead to Life (Fifth Sunday of Lent) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Mass is the Light in the World (Fourth Sunday of Lent) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Teachings of the Liturgy Versus the Quarrelsome Spirit (Third Sunday of Lent) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy Wants Us to be Comfortably Uncomfortable (Second Sunday of Lent) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy Teaches Us How to Resist Every Evil Temptation (First Sunday of Lent) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgical Teaching on the Imago Dei (Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy and the Law Share the Same Source and Purpose (Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailIn the Liturgy, we Consume the Light of the World, thereby Becoming the Light of the World (Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy Forms the Spirit of Humility in the Hearts of God’s Remnant People (Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Catholic Mass: A Journey from Darkness to Light and Back Again (Third Sunday of Ordinary Time) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailYou Have Been Called to the Liturgy of the Holy Mass (Second Sunday of Ordinary Time) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Holy Mass is the New Covenant Epiphany Event
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThrough the Liturgy, we are Born Again through the Womb of Mary, Mother of God and Mother of the Church
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgical Paradox of the Nativity of the Lord (Christmas Day)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Theology of the Incarnation Through the Liturgy (Fourth Sunday of Advent) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy Comes to Make us New in Christ (Third Sunday of Advent) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgical Teaching on the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy is for People Who Know Their Lives are Messy (Second Sunday of Advent) Year A
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Four Holy Desires the Liturgy Teaches Us (First Sunday of Advent) Year A
