880 total reads
880 total reads On the last Sunday of the liturgical calendar, the Church celebrates the Kingship of Christ. This year the gospel is taken from the
1,128 total reads
1,128 total reads The gospel reading (Lk 21:5-19) is considered a part of what is often called Jesus’ “eschatological discourse”, (21:5-36) because it deals with the
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1,272 total reads The words of Jesus to the Sadducees in today’s gospel (Lk 20:27-38) point to the difficulty involved in imaging our future life based
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1,015 total reads As Luke comes to the end of the travel account, we read the engaging story about Zacchaeus found only in his gospel (19:1-10).
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939 total reads The parable of the Pharisee and the Publican in Luke’s gospel is the second of the two successive parables on prayer. The first
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699 total reads After Jesus’ eschatological instruction (17:20-37), the parable of the persistent widow, found only in Luke (18:1-8), follows to press home the point that
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783 total reads In the episode of Jesus’ cleansing of ten lepers (17:11-19), Luke begins the third part of the travel account (9:51-19:27) where v11a mentions
