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Father ed's sunday reading
National Clergy Consultant Father Ed Lamp
Father Ed’s Sunday Reading
August 14, 2022
20th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Readings:
Jeremiah 38:4-6,8-10;
Hebrews 12:1-4;
Luke 12:49-53
“Do you think that I am come to bring peace on earth?” Quite honestly, we would hope so. We’ve come to equate Jesus with peace; is he not the Prince of Peace? The Communion Rite links him with peace; the discourse at the Last Supper is peppered with the word. Yet, when he answers his own question, he confuses us. “No. I tell you, but rather division.”
We look at the life of Jesus for clues as to how “peace” and “division” can be reconciled. One approach is to find Jesus exercising options in his life; facing moments when he has a choice of two roads ?” the easy pliant one of the prevailing culture or the lonely reforming one. His decisions cause divisions. Some of the division and turmoil is within himself (the garden scene.) some between himself and others ?” his mother and relatives. Peter on the road to Jerusalem, the final divisiveness of the cross of scandal.
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National Regent
spring Message
Sherry NillesMy dear Sisters in Christ,
My term as National Regent is coming to an end. I have enjoyed every minute of this fantastic journey. Each of you as a member of Catholic Daughters have been a joy and delight. Even with the many challenges of the past two years, every court has made adjustments in their meetings and moved forward to make the best even better. When we can finally meet in person, how thankful we will be!
The theme of this term and also the theme for the 59th Biennial National Convention Let all you do be done with love 1Cor 16-14 has served very well as a reminder of how we should willingly accept our journey through life. This love is not a romantic love, but a true and complete love of God and acceptance of our neighbor. Without love for our neighbor, this world would be hurting. Without innovative women, this world would be stagnant and never changing. Without women who dare to take a chance, this world would be dull and never move forward. Without women willingly accepting all the problems of Covid and making the necessary changes, our beloved Catholic Daughters could not survive and remain alive and active.
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