I migliori Veritas Catholic Network podcast (2024)

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Welcome Home, Fr. Sam 43:22

6h ago43:22

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Fr. Sam is back in CT! He and Matt sit down and discuss some important truths along with some very unimportant shenanigans. Topics include, cowboy hats, proper etiquette, the importance of giving yourself a break from the internet and more.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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The Blind Guiding the Blind 2:00

15h ago2:00

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Today’s Reading is Luke 6:39-42Di Veritas Catholic Network

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The Feast of The Most Holy Name of Mary 2:00

1d ago2:00

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Today's Gospel Reading is LK 6:27-38Di Veritas Catholic Network

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The Blessings that Come Even in the Midst of Suffering 2:00

2d ago2:00

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Today's Gospel Reading is Luke 6:20-26.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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Where Do You Need Jesus To Heal You? 2:00

6d ago2:00

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Today’s Sunday Gospel Reflection is Mark 7:31-37. Jesus says “epatha”. Jesus shows us how profoundly he has entered into our humanity.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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Pray for the Grace to Proclaim the Gospel Always 1:50

7d ago1:50

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Today’s First Reading is from 1 Corinthians 4:6-15.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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Jesus Renews His Church Through Prayer and Fasting 2:00

8d ago2:00

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Today’s Gospel reading is Luke 5:33-39.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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Go Out Into The Deep 2:00

9d ago2:00

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Today’s Gospel Reading is Luke 5:1-11. Jesus tell Peter to put the “boat out into deeper water”, “at your command”.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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Jesus Heals Many People 2:00

10d ago2:00

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Today’s Gospel Reading is Luke 4:38-44. Jesus Heals the mother-in-law of Simon.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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The Feast of St. Gregory the Great 1:51

11d ago1:51

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Today’s Gospel Reading is Luke 4:31-37, it is the feast of St. Gregory the Great.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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Let Us Not Become "Used To" Holy Things 2:00

12d ago2:00

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Today’s Gospel reading is Luke 4:16-30. Let us not become to “used too” holiness.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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Why Do Jesus's Disciples NOT follow the Traditions of the Elders? 2:00

13d ago2:00

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Today’s Sunday Gospel Reflection is Mk 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23Di Veritas Catholic Network

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The Parable of the Talents 1:20

14d ago1:20

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Today's Gospel Reading is Mt 25:14-30.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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The Parable of the Wise & Foolish Virgins 1:49

15d ago1:49

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Today’s Gospel Reading is Matthew 25:1-13.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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The Memorial of the Passion of St. John The Baptist 2:00

16d ago2:00

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Today we celebrate the feast of the beheading of St. John the Baptist. Today’s Gospel Reading is Mark 6:17-29.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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The Feast of St. Augustine of Hippo! 2:00

17d ago2:00

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Today is the Feast of St. Augustine, the Patron Saint of the Diocese of Bridgeport. Today’s Gospel Reading is Matthew 23:27-32.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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The Feast of St. Monica 2:00

18d ago2:00

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Today is the Feast of St. Monica, the Gospel reading is Matthew 23:23-26.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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Jesus Challenges the Pharisees 1:52

19d ago1:52

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Today’s Gospel Reading is Matthew 23:13-22. Jesus challenges the Pharisees, those blind guides.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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The Bread of Life Discourse 2:00

20d ago2:00

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Today’s Sunday Gospel reading is John 6:60-69. We continue the Bread of Life Discourse.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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The Feast of St. Bartholomew 1:51

21d ago1:51

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Today is the Feast of St. Bartholomew , the Gospel reading is John 1:45-51. Nathaniel and Bartholomew are generally agreed by scholars to be same apostles, just different names from different language. Here we see Nathaniel under the fig tree. Jesus knows him, not just where he is, but that he is a true child of Israel, a faithful son. Nathaniel be…

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The Feast of St. Rose of Lima 2:00

22d ago2:00

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Today is the Feast of St. Rose of Lima, the Gospel reading is Matthew 22:34-40. When asked which commandment is the greatest, Jesus gives a powerful answer, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the great and first commandment. And a second is like it: You shall love your neighb…

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Mary, Queen of Heaven 1:36

23d ago1:36

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Today is the feast of the Queenship of Mary and the Gospel reading is Matthew 22:1-14. Mary who has been assumed into heaven, who shares first in the glory of her Son’s Resurrection, has been crowned the Queen of Heaven. This reminds us that God has set her as an intercessor and as a guide. In the Gospel, the king throws a wedding banquet and the i…

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The Feast of Pope St. Pius X 2:00

24d ago2:00

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Today’s Gospel reading is Matthew 20:1-16, it is the feast of Pope St. Pius X. It is the parable of the landowner who goes out, hires laborers for his vineyard throughout the day, and pays them all the daily wage, even those who have only worked for an hour. So it is with our Heavenly Father, God the Father gives us His gifts and blessings equally …

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We Are Called to Give Up EVERYTHING to Follow Jesus 2:00

25d ago2:00

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Today’s Gospel Reading Mathew 19:23-30. For the rich it is very hard to enter the Kingdom of Heaven. The disciples reply that they’ve given up everything, but Jesus reminds them it’s not about the stuff they have, but rather the disposition of heart. So many saints have given up everything to follow Jesus in order to dedicate their whole being to f…

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Jesus Never Revokes the Invitation of Discipleship 2:00

26d ago2:00

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Today’s Gospel Reading is Matthew 19:16-22. A rich young man approaches Jesus to ask what he must do to inherit the Kingdom of God. Jesus tells him to keep the commandments, which the young man meets with enthusiasm because he’s already doing that. But Jesus tells him there’s one thing he lacks. To sell all he has, give it to the poor, and follow H…

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Let Us Grow in Our Eucharistic Piety 1:41

27d ago1:41

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Today’s Gospel Reading is John 6:51-58, continuing the Bread of Life Discourse. We are reminded that Jesus, the Bread of Life, is God’s food for the world. God desires us to be fed. He doesn’t want us to be alone and starving he truly desires us to be taken care of. Part of God’s providence is to provide us with what we really need. In the Eucharis…

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"Let the Children Come to Me" 1:46

28d ago1:46

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Today’s Gospel reading is Matthew 19:13-15. Jesus says “let the children come to me”. Fr. Sam shares his experience of the amazing faith of the young people with whom he has worked. We should do nothing to stand in the way of young people coming to Jesus. As such, we need to encourage & support them, reminding them that their youth is not a liabili…

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The Liturgy of the Hours... and other Tangents 32:12

29d ago32:12

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Fr. Sam and Matt discuss the Liturgy of the Hours as a method of prayer for all members of the Church, whether you are a monk, priest, husband, wife, child or single person. The Liturgy of the Hours is for everyone!Di Veritas Catholic Network

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Jesus Teaches on Divorce and the Indissolubility of Marriage 1:46

29d ago1:46

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Today’s Gospel Reading is Matthew 19:3-12. Jesus is presenting his teaching on divorce and the indissolubility of marriage. It is so important to recognize, especially in our culture, that Jesus is teaching that marriage is holy, between a man and a woman, and is permanent. Regardless of this truth, the Church still desires to be close to those who…

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The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary 2:00

30d ago2:00

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Today is the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary into Heaven. We read Luke 1:39-56. There in the hill country, the child in Elizabeth’s womb leaps for joy and Mary is called Blessed by her cousin. This is the day that Mary, the Woman who carried Christ into the world, was brought into heaven both body and soul. She tastes already…

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The Amazing Story of St. Maximillian Kolbe 2:00

1M ago2:00

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Today’s the feast of St. Maximillian Kolbe, we read Matthew 18:15-20. Jesus teaches us how we are to correct a brother that sins against us and how often we are to forgive. St. Maximillian Kobe, beautifully devoted to the Blessed Virgin Mary, helped give hope to the people in Auschwitz. Maximillian offered himself in the place of a man that was goi…

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There is More Rejoicing In Heaven Over 1 Repentant Sinner Than From 99 Righteous People 2:00

1M ago2:00

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Today’s Gospel is from Matthew 18. The disciples are asking Jesus who the greatest are in the Kingdom of Heaven. Jesus teaches them about being like a little child and about the lost sheep that returns to the fold. This is a good reminder that when we fall, God desires us to return to the fold. We are constantly invited back. If you’ve wandered far…

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An Example of Hope for Those Who Suffer - Saint Jane Frances de Chantal 2:00

1M ago2:00

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Today we read from Matthew 17:22-27, it’s the feast of St. Jane Frances De Chantal. St. Jane is a fascinating figure. She was married to a nobleman and they had six children together. Unfortunately, her husband was killed 7 years into their marriage, which lead St. Jane into a deep depression. It was after her husbands death that she encountered St…

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The Story of St. Lawerence Deacon & Martyr 2:00

1M ago2:00

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Today we celebrate the feast of St. Lawerence. We read from John 12:24-26. Unless a grain of wheat falls to the ground and dies it remains just a single grain. But if it falls to the ground and dies it will bear fruit. This the beauty of what happens with the blood of the martyrs. St. Lawerence was instructed by the procurator of his government to …

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The Feast St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein!) 2:00

1M ago2:00

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Today’s gospel reading is Matthew 16:24-28, it is the feast of St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross. Jesus instructs us to pick up our crosses and follow him. St. Teresa Benedicta does this an accomplished manner. Prior to becoming a Carmelite sister she lived as a Jewish woman, named Edith Stein. Further, she was a profound philosopher developing asp…

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Catching Up With Fr. Sam on Sabbatical 51:11

1M ago51:11

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Fr. Sam updates Matt on his time with Catholic Heart WorkCamp and the newest leg of his sabbatical, fishing in Wyoming.Di Veritas Catholic Network

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Even Peter Made Mistakes 2:00

1M ago2:00

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Today we celebrate the feast of St. Dominic, we read Matthew 6:13-23. Jesus asks the apostles who people say he is and Peter gives his great confession. Jesus then names Peter the Rock, and yet Peter still struggles. It is said that St. Dominic had the Gospel of Matthew memorized. He would have known that Peter struggled. Further still, he would ha…

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Jesus's Flesh is True Food and His Blood is True Drink 2:10

1M ago2:10

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We continue, today, reading John 6. In the Gospel Jesus teaches that His Flesh is true food and His Blood is true drink. What happens when we come before Jesus in the Eucharist? We are given new spiritual life. Receiving Jesus in the Eucharist and remaining before Him in Adoration is a profound blessing. Let us pray for the gift of deeper devotion …

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Jesus Said WHAT?! 2:00

1M ago2:00

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Today’s Gospel reading is Matthew 15:21-28. The Canaanite woman comes to Jesus to beg for healing for her daughter. She asks for a gift and Jesus engages in some wordplay. Jesus is using the stereotypes from His own era to call forth her faith. While Canaanites were looked on as “dogs”, as “less than”, Jesus uses this stereotype to show that everyo…

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The Symbolism of the Feast of the Transfiguration 2:26

1M ago2:26

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Today’s Gospel reading is Mark 9;2-10, it is the Feast of the Transfiguration! Jesus is Transfigured before Peter, James and John. He is glorified by His Heavenly Father and speaks to Moses and Elijah. The disciples have this profound moment of closeness with Jesus, and these three disciples want to stay there, but Jesus brings them down the mounta…

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Mary is Theotokos, the Mother of God 2:00

1M ago2:00

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Today’s Gospel reading is Matthew 14:13-21. It is the feast of the dedication of the Basilica of Saint Mary Major in Rome. This basilica was built after the Council of Ephesus in the year 431, when Mary was affirmed as the Theotokos, the Mother of God. Why build and celebrate the dedication of this Basilica? It helps remind us that Mary accompanies…

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Do You Seek the Bread of Life? 2:00

1M ago2:00

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Today we continue in the Bread of Life discourse, reading John 6:24-35. The people are seeking out Jesus because He has fed them. They are looking for more food. But as he does so He helps them recognize that the physical hunger they feel corresponds to the spiritual hunger they have. We seek not that which only satisfies the body, but that which s…

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Christians Are Persecuted For Telling the Truth, We Should Still Tell the Truth 2:00

1M ago2:00

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Today we read from Matthew 14:1-12. Here, we hear the story of the death of St. John the Baptist. John the Baptist is beheaded because Herod is a lost soul, and more importantly, because John told the truth. We live in an age where Christians are mocked and even persecuted for telling the truth. We should still tell the truth. Through the intercess…

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Bobby Angel on Marriage, Parenting, Boundaries, and Burnout 1:33:20

1M ago1:33:20

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Bobby Angel joins us to discuss his passion for ministering to other ministers, the role of the Eucharist in his conversion, digital missionary work, Bishop Barron & Fr. Mike Schmitz, Boundaries and Burnout in personal relationships, why it's important for spouses to nourish their marriage, and insights into fatherhood!…

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Jesus Doesn't Force Himself Upon Us 2:00

1M ago2:00

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Today’s Gospel reading is Matthew 13:54-58. As Jesus teaches in the synagogue in his hometown the people question His Person and His authority. As such, Jesus was “unable to do many might deeds there”. This shows that Jesus’s miracles are cooperative. What happens if we don’t ask, if we don’t believe, if we refuse His grace? Jesus will not force Hi…

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The Kingdom of God is Open to All, But All Are Called to Conversion 2:00

1M ago2:00

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Today is the feast of St. Alphonsus Liguori. The Gospel reading is Matthew 13:47-53. The Kingdom of heaven collects fish of every kind. At the end of time the good and righteous are separated from the bad. What this means is that the Kingdom of Heaven is open to all people; good, bad and ugly. The bad aren’t outrightly rejected, they are simply cal…

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A Life Lived With Jesus Is Better Than EVERYTHING Else 2:01

1M ago2:01

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Today is the feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola. The Gospel Reading is Matthew 13:44-46. Jesus likens the Kingdom of Heaven to someone who sells everything they have for a field with a hidden treasure or one pearl of great price. Jesus is telling us that eternal life in Heaven is worth everything that we have. St. Ignatius of Loyola is a great example…

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Perfect Us, Oh Lord 1:55

2M ago1:55

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Today’s Gospel Reading is Matthew 13:36-43. The Apostles ask Jesus to explain to them the Parable of the sower and seed. Jesus explains that whatever evil we may have to endure, God has the final victory. God in His goodness offers us victory over sin and death. He separates that which is evil, and so we pray, that the Lord would cast into the fire…

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Jesus's Friendship with Martha, Mary, and Lazarus 2:01

2M ago2:01

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Today is the feast of Saints Martha, Mary, and Lazarus. We read from the Gospel of John 11:19-27. Jesus in his friendship of Martha, Mary and Lazarus wants to be with them in this moment of sadness. It is the last of His miracles of His public ministry. In the juxtaposition between Martha and Mary we see the dispositions of the human heart. Martha,…

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Christ Desires to Feed Our Hunger 2:01

2M ago2:01

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Today’s Gospel Reading is John 6:1-15. We are the beginning of the Bread of Life Discourse. Jesus teaches that He has come to feed the world, starting by literally feeding this crowd of 5,000. His will is that we would be fed, that we would have enough to be actually satisfied. Importantly, Jesus not only wants to satisfy our physical hunger but ou…

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