ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Forms Us to be Preachers (Fifth Sunday of Easter – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Reminds Us of Our Purpose as Sheep (Fourth Sunday of Easter – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Catholic Mass and the Sacraments are the Very Essence of the Divine Promise (Third Sunday of Easter – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Easter Event, as a Moral Act by God, Proves the Divine Law of Inertia (Divine Mercy Sunday – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThrough the Liturgy of the Catholic Mass, We Are United in Christ Jesus’ Redemptive Suffering (5th Sunday of Lent – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Catholic Mass is for Receiving and Sharing Marpē (4th Sunday of Lent – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Mass is the Answer to our Deepest Prayers (3rd Sunday of Lent – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Mass is Building a Faithful and Fearless People (2nd Sunday of Lent – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Mass Teaches Us How to Rejoice in the Love of God (1st Sunday of Lent – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailWe are All Lepers who the Liturgy and the Sacraments Heal Through Communion (6th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Mass is Making Us Into Slaves, Not Friends to Christ Jesus (5th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailOur Liturgical Communion with the Word of God (4th Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThrough the Liturgy, God Blesses Us By Making Us a Blessing for Others (3rd Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailCall, Response, and Procession are the Keys to Living a Liturgical Life (2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgical Life of Saint Joseph, Father of the Holy Family (Feast of the Holy Family of JMJ)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Mass is Guiding Us Into the Promise Made to King David (Fourth Sunday of Advent – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Mass is our Most Certain Path to Joy (Third Sunday of Advent – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Three Ways John the Waymaker Liturgically Prepared for the Advent of the Lord (Second Sunday of Advent – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy of the Mass is the Hope of Parousia and Anemeno Fulfilled (First Sunday of Advent – Year B)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Liturgy Teaches Us that what Belongs to God, Stays with God (Palm Sunday Reflection)
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 (The Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God)
ByDavid L. Gray, ThMShareFacebookTwitterLinkEmailThe Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary