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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass and the Sacred Chance (Fourth Sunday of Easter – Year C)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass and the Dark Night of the Soul (Third Sunday of Easter – Year C)

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The Great Sunday, Our Day of Remembrance, Our New Day of Life (Resurrection Sunday)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is Proof that God Has Not Forgotten About Us (Third Sunday of Lent – Year C)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is the Visible Love of God (Second Sunday of Lent – Year C)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is the Holy Desire of Our Heart (First Sunday of Lent – Year C)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Rids Us of Duplicity (Eighth Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year C)

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The Natural People of the World vs. The Liturgical People of God (Seventh Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year C)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is Teaching Us to Trust in the Lord (Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year C)

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The Liturgical Life Emerges out the Interplay of Conflict (Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year C)

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The Feast of the Presentation of the Lord

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Faith as an Invitation into the Dia Logos of Liturgical Activity (Third Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year C)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Gives Us Something Valuable to Offer (Second Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year C)

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The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord

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We are Not Small or Insignificant in the Light of the Catholic Mass (4th Sunday of Advent – Year C)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Leads to the Fullness of Joy (3rd Sunday of Advent – Year C)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Teaches Us to Desire More (2nd Sunday of Advent – Year C)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Teaches Us How to Hope in Anticipation of Christ Jesus (1st Sunday of Advent – Year C)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Processes Us to Love, Worship, and Serve Christ Jesus (Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is Leading Us to Our Judgment Day (33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is Unity of Service and Sacrifice (32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is the Fulfillment of the Shema (31st Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Restores Exiles and Heals the Blind (30th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Set Us Free from Vanity and Guilt (29th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Transforms, Empowers, and Directs Our Desires (28th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Three Unique Ways in Which God Comes to Meet Man in the Catholic Mass (27th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgical Life Breaks Through the Confines of the Church Building (26th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgical Life is a State of Being Possessed by the Love and Truth of God (25th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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Living the Liturgical Life is Proof that We Belong to God (24th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is an Experience with the Word of God (23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Animates our Embodied Soul with the Word of God (22nd Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Mass Allows us to See God and Choose Him (21st Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass: A Fulfillment of our Spiritual Hunger (20th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is the True Path to Conversion (19th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is the Richness of God’s Overabundance (18th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Mass Teaches Us that the Leftovers Are Our Inheritance (17th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Three Fatal Errors that Christ and the Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Are Protecting Us From (16th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Mass is Forming Us to be Points of Constant Conflict (15th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Mass is Building a People Who Choose Obedience Over Comfort (14th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Mass is Processing Us to Poverty (13th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Mass Answers Human Suffering Through God’s Presence (12th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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God Invests in Us Through the Liturgy of the Mass (11th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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Guided by the Liturgy of the Catholic Mass, the Thankful & Humble Heart Drives Out Pride (10th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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Through the Liturgy of the Catholic Mass, God Gives Us Himself (The Solemnity of Corpus Christi – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Inspires Us to Love Without Barriers (Sixth Sunday of Easter – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Forms Us to be Preachers (Fifth Sunday of Easter – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Reminds Us of Our Purpose as Sheep (Fourth Sunday of Easter – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass and the Sacraments are the Very Essence of the Divine Promise (Third Sunday of Easter – Year B)

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The Easter Event, as a Moral Act by God, Proves the Divine Law of Inertia (Divine Mercy Sunday – Year B)

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Through the Liturgy of the Catholic Mass, We Are United in Christ Jesus’ Redemptive Suffering (5th Sunday of Lent – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is for Receiving and Sharing Marpē (4th Sunday of Lent – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Mass is the Answer to our Deepest Prayers (3rd Sunday of Lent – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Mass is Building a Faithful and Fearless People (2nd Sunday of Lent – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Mass Teaches Us How to Rejoice in the Love of God (1st Sunday of Lent – Year B)

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We are All Lepers who the Liturgy and the Sacraments Heal Through Communion (6th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Mass is Making Us Into Slaves, Not Friends to Christ Jesus (5th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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Our Liturgical Communion with the Word of God (4th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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Through the Liturgy, God Blesses Us By Making Us a Blessing for Others (3rd Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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Call, Response, and Procession are the Keys to Living a Liturgical Life (2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)

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The Liturgical Life of Saint Joseph, Father of the Holy Family (Feast of the Holy Family of JMJ)

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The Liturgical Paradox of the Nativity of the Lord (Christmas)

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The Liturgy of the Mass is Guiding Us Into the Promise Made to King David (Fourth Sunday of Advent – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Mass is our Most Certain Path to Joy (Third Sunday of Advent – Year B)

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The Three Ways John the Waymaker Liturgically Prepared for the Advent of the Lord (Second Sunday of Advent – Year B)

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The Liturgy of the Mass is the Hope of Parousia and Anemeno Fulfilled (First Sunday of Advent – Year B)

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The Liturgy is Christ Jesus Taking Responsibility for Us (The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe) – Year A

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The Liturgy is a Type of Mother Who Instructs Us (33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A

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The Call to Pursue Wisdom Outside of Liturgical Worship (32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is Our Way Home (31st Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A

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The Liturgy Equips Us to Love the Least Among Us (30th Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A

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The Liturgy Teaches Us Who Created Us and Why He Created Us (29th Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A

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The Liturgy is the Fertile Ground, and We are the Harvest (27th Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A

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Liturgical Worship is us Taking Personal Responsibility for Our Life (26th Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A

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The Liturgy is Forming Us to Have a Holy Indifference (25th Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A

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The Liturgical Teaching on the Relationship Between Sin and Forgiveness (24th Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A

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The Liturgy is Building a Culture and a Community of Mercy, Love, and Healing (23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A

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How the Liturgy Trains Us to Make Ourselves a Living Sacrifice (22nd Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A

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The Liturgical Teaching on the Two Types of People (21st Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A

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The Liturgical Teaching on the Catholicity of God (20th Sunday in Ordinary Time) – Year A

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is Forming us to Have No Fear of the World (19th Sunday in Ordinary Time) – Year A

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Creates in us a Servant’s Heart (17th Sunday of OT) – Year A

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is the Best Evidence of God’s Loving Patience (16th Sunday of OT) – Year A

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is the Rich Soil, and We are the Seeds (15th Sunday of OT) – Year A

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How the Liturgy Participates in Christ Jesus’ Call for the Conversion of Jews (14th Sunday of OT)- Year A

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How the Liturgy Communicates God’s Mercy of Reminder and Mission (11th Sunday of Ordinary Time) – Year A

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The Solemnity of Corpus Christi (The Body of Christ) – Year A

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The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity – Year A

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Fulfills the Human Desire for Unity (Pentecost Sunday)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Prepares Us for the Coming Persecution (Sixth Sunday of Easter) Year A

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The Liturgy is not an Appeal to Diversity, but a Call to Oneness In Christ (Fifth Sunday of Easter) Year A

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Through the Liturgy, our Lord Shepherds Us (Fourth Sunday of Easter) Year A

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is Unique, Exceptional, and Extraordinarily Transformative (Third Sunday of Easter) Year A

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The Liturgy of the Church and Her Sacraments is God Being Merciful with Us (Divine Mercy Sunday)

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The Liturgy Teaches Us that what Belongs to God, Stays with God (Palm Sunday Reflection)

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The Liturgy Empowers and Equips us to Bring the Dead to Life (Fifth Sunday of Lent) Year A

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The Liturgy of the Mass is the Light in the World (Fourth Sunday of Lent) Year A

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The Teachings of the Liturgy Versus the Quarrelsome Spirit (Third Sunday of Lent) Year A

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The Liturgy Wants Us to be Comfortably Uncomfortable (Second Sunday of Lent) Year A

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The Liturgy Teaches Us How to Resist Every Evil Temptation (First Sunday of Lent) Year A

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The Liturgical Teaching on the Imago Dei (Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time) Year A

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