Friday's Homily:

Recognising Our Spiritual Poverty

Friday
of Week 24 in Ordinary Time in Cycle II
The Corinthian Christians believed in Christ's Resurrection but not in the resurrection of the body. Greek philosophy saw the body as a prison for the soul. At death, the soul was set free and therefore immortality was an endowment only of the soul. Saint Paul teaches that the truth of Christ's...
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Saint of the Day:

Today is the feast of Saint Joseph of Cupertino

Daily Readings:

Today's readings provided courtesy of Universalis

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