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Matt Price

Thoughts on the daily Catholic mass readings

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Sincerity and Truth

We’ve got some bad leaders today, in the church of Corinth and the synagogue in Capernaum. Thankfully, Paul and Jesus are around to give examples of good leadership, too.

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Judgement and Discernment

Today’s readings are all about letting things slide. Live and let live. It’s not our place to judge. Judgement and Discernment

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Coming Together

The Pharisees liked to think of themselves as set apart because of how well they kept the law. Not just apart, above.

Today's readings instruct Christians to adopt a very different attitude. We should come together, recognizing that no one...

9 days ago
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Looking to the End

There’s a lot we don’t know, living as we do in a limited time and place. Paul tell sus that those limitations mean we should be humble in our judgements, while Jesus admonishes the Pharisees for making assumptions about the disciples’ beha...

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Despite Our Better Judgement

Today’s readings are about faithfulness and foolishness, and how one can be mistaken for the other in the eyes of the world. Peter’s been a fisherman his entire life; he knows what he’s doing. After fishing all night, he knows it would be f...

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