Gospel Accounts (Matthew–John)

How Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John present the life and mission of Jesus.

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archbishopofyork.org > news > cathedral-isle-man-sermon

Cathedral Isle of Man - sermon | Archbishop of York

52+ min ago   (876+ words) “By what authority are you doing these things?” Matthew 21. 23 At first sight the question the chief priests and elders ask Jesus is perfectly reasonable: “ Who gave you permission to do these things? Who appointed you? What are your credentials? It’s…...


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Winnipeg worship leader turns Scripture into songs for the church

1+ hour, 30+ min ago   (703+ words) For Winnipeg worship leader Katherine Skibitzky, songwriting is a way to keep God’s Word in her heart and help others do the same. Skibitzky has been involved in music for most of her life and began serving on worship teams…...


therealwv.com > 10/11/2026 > sunday-sermon-the-more-things-change

SUNDAY SERMON: The more things change…

22+ hour, 35+ min ago   (1202+ words) By Rev. Stephen Baldwin History has a way of repeating itself, doesn’t it? I remember when my dad was in his mid-40s, he started asking me to repeat myself all the time. He said he couldn’t understand me because I…...


fscc-calledtobe.org

Franciscan Discernment: Love Your Enemies

1+ hour, 2+ min ago   (409+ words) Continuing with a Franciscan Discernment Series, Franciscan Sister of Christian Charity Sister Mary Ann Spanjers reflects on “Love Your Enemies”. This is the month of the Feast of St Francis, the epic point of the 800-anniversary year of his transitus…...


catholicexchange.com > the-beauty-of-the-trinity-part-iv

The Beauty of the Trinity: Part IV

2+ hour, 5+ min ago   (256+ words) Seneca is reported to have died bravely, to the extent of having consoled his loved ones prior to his execution and asking them to use the philosophy he taught them, so that they may overcome the moment with dignity. Throughout…...


catholicexchange.com > the-tower-and-the-sprinkler-what-the-tiny-aspergillum-reveals-about-christianity

The Tower and the Sprinkler: What the Tiny Aspergillum Reveals About Christianity

3+ hour, 58+ min ago   (537+ words) This scene shows what Christianity is made of. Christianity often seems no more substantial than a mustard seed: small and easily overlooked. But Jesus tells us that this seed, once planted, grows into the largest of garden plants, becoming a…...


medium.com > sacred-secular > why-was-jesus-baptised-if-he-had-nothing-to-repent-of-da390b828d1a

Why Was Jesus Baptised If He Had Nothing to Repent Of?

3+ hour, 33+ min ago   (151+ words) I have been baptised twice. I began to get the impression they thought I might be collecting baptisms. But honestly, I wasn’t. I understood their concern. I wasn’t claiming that my baptism as a baby had somehow failed, nor did…...


infovaticana.com > en > blogs > sursum-corda > the-promises-of-god-are-indeed-fulfilled-the-homily-of-cardinal-rivera-carrera-on-the-eve-of-the-guadalupano-jubilee

"The promises of God are indeed fulfilled," Cardinal Rivera Carrera's homily on the eve of the Guadalupano Jubilee

3+ hour, 56+ min ago   (1110+ words) infovaticana The full Chapter and Emeritus Archbishop Norberto Rivera Carrera marked this October 11 the celebrations for the 50th anniversary of the dedication of the church and the beginning of the Guadalupan Jubilee Year. The Illustrious and National Basilica of Santa María…...


thegoodnewsroom.org > fr-enrique-salvos-homily-october-11-2026

Fr. Enrique Salvo’s Homily: October 11, 2026

13+ hour, 5+ min ago   (47+ words) The Good Newsroom Fr. Enrique Salvo’s Homily: October 11, 2026 By: The Good Newsroom In his homily from this morning’s Mass at Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, Fr. Enrique Salvo explains the necessary message of the seemingly obvious parable in today’s Gospel....


catholicvirginian.org > news > local > a-letter-from-bishop-knestoutworld-mission-sunday

A letter from Bishop Knestout: World Mission Sunday is a shared responsibility of the Church

6+ hour, 3+ min ago   (162+ words) Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, This World Mission Sunday marks the 100th anniversary of its establishment by Pope Pius XI in 1926. This year’s theme, “One in Christ, United in Mission,” chosen by Pope Leo XIV, invites us to rediscover the…...