Readings for Sep. 6, 2026, Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Scripture
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Honestly, you can’t help but think: This was not on Peter’s bingo card. There he was, the appointed leader of the apostles, trying to show his devotion and loyalty to …
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One can’t merely do research or rationally read oneself into believing; reading, reasoning and research are indeed important, but the seeking person needs more.
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This Sunday, one thing becomes clear: God really doesn’t check passports or papers.
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Walking on the sea, we see Jesus “in the form of God.”
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The multiplication of the loaves and fishes gives us a lot to chew on (so to speak) but it’s about more than grabbing a bite to eat on a hot …
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It’s astounding how deeply these parables of the kingdom touch us.
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Lessons from Bob Dylan’s reflection on turning 80.
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The parable we encounter this Sunday about the weeds and the wheat is unique to Matthew’s Gospel.
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The imagery is simple. The word of God is like water, like a seed. Such is the image given in this Sunday’s first reading from Isaiah.
