Published January 25, 2021. The people were astonished at his teaching, The law keeps things with the potential to disrupt the holiness of the temple from coming in contact with the divine world the temple represents. The law calls such things unclean. They include certain animals, people in contact with the dead, women when they are menstruating or after giving birth. Fourth Sunday in ordinary Time, Year B - Sunday, January 31, 2021 (EPISODE:276) Readings for 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time - B FIRST READING: Deut 18: 15-20 Ps 95: 1-2, 6-7b, 7c-9. Jan 21, 2021 12:15:00 AM | by Danielle Bean. Beautiful meditation...may our consciousness evolve into greater Love and Peace. Jesus didn’t enter into a debate with his challenger. The Messianic overtones are clear, and Mark focuses on them in his Gospel story which takes place after Jesus’ baptism by John. Such knowledge is beyond my understanding, Gospel Reflection Mark 1:21-28 January 31, 2021 StewardshipMission.org. Gospel Reflection Jan 31 â Deacon Frank. Share this: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Click to share on Skype ⦠live in peace and harmony, with equal regard. Gospel Reflections Jan-31-Synagogue. I am reminded, too, of the power and potency of words -- words that hurt; words that heal. Youâll receive information on retreats, products, free downloads, and prayers! Share this on WhatsApp. Sounds interesting. Where can I get info on evolutionary consciousness? No Comments; 0; 0. Listening is an act of love. Corinthians 7.32-35; Mark 1/21-28,  âJust then there was in their synagogue a man with an unclean spirit, and he cried out, âWhat have you to do with us? I know who you are, the Holy One of God.â But Jesus rebuked him, saying, âBe silent, and come out of him!â The unclean spirit, convulsing him and crying with a loud voice, came out of him. They were all amazed, and they kept on asking one another, âWhat is this? Older posts. Always praying for Peace! May the peace of Christ abound in our hearts and minds. Learning where people unlike us come from takes commitment, wanting to know their story.  What possesses me? What clamors for attention in myself? What erodes my wholeness? Very interesting, poignant reflection, thank you. A world where different races, cultures and creeds We have the power within us to choose, as both poets and prophets show us: "If we merge mercy with might, and might with right, then love becomes our legacy ... we will raise this wounded world into a wondrous one ... aflame and unafraid. This is exactly what you requested of the LORD, your God, at Horeb on the day of the assembly, when you said, Reflection for January 31, 2021. Thank you so much for sharing your reflection, Sr. Sally. Don Fabioâs reflection follows the Gospel reading . FR. [Amanda Gorman, The Hill We Climb, 2021]. Theme: Jesus is healer of all. This is just after JESUS' recruitment of his first followers. Today's Gospel: Mark 3:7-12 - Memorial of St. Agnes . and justice is guided by love And may the God of hope fill us with every comfort and joy in believing. FOURTH SUNDAY OF THE YEAR âThere was a man possessed by an unclean spiritâ In the first chapter of St. Markâs Gospel we are given an insight into a day in the life of Jesus as He moves from prayer to ⦠The ⦠And may the Holy Spirit gift and guide us (making Sign of the Cross) now and forever. January 31, 2021 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Lectionary: 71. of 8th Week in Ord. Receive Daily Gospel Reflections in your inbox. Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time. Jesus taught in a way that stirred his hearers, Mark says. Have ⦠Time May 26, 2021 - Wed. of 8th Week in Ord. In their synagogue was a man with an unclean spirit; he cried out, "What have you to do with us, Jesus of Nazareth? Call us, fax us, or fill out our contact form and our trained staff will be happy to address your questions. Rather, a prophet with the authority like that of Moses will arise from among them. Reflections. "If today you hear his voice, harden not your hearts. " He will speak with God’s authority, and they are to listen and give total obedience to his word. Readings (Year B) Deuteronomy 18:15-20 Psalms 95:1-2, 6-7, 7-9 1 Corinthians 7:32-35 Mark 1:21-28. Very potent reflection, reflective questions, and prayer, Sally Ann. Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time, January 31, 2021 January 26, 2021 / CC@S. Gospel: Mark 1:21â28. I’ve been learning about evolutionary consciousness, which has made me ponder our thought patterns and the interrelatedness of everything in the universe. Ambitions may drive us, headlines, a high-paying job. Angers may possess us, industries no longer offering job families can depend on. from among your own kin; to him you shall listen. Corinthians 7.32-35; Mark 1/21-28 âJust then there was in their synagogue a man with an unclean spirit, and he cried out, âWhat have you to do with us? I particularly, was touched by your Closing Prayer. Jeff offers this week's Gospel reflection from the Catholic Church of St. Ann, Raritan. A world where peace is built with justice In today’s Old Testament reading from Deuteronomy, Moses speaks to the descendants of those enslaved in Egypt. This event that Mark shows us, is among JESUS' first public demonstrations of a deeply compassionate, insightfully wise, and understanding heart. Alcohol, pain killers, or chocolate can possess us, comforting us in our stress or pain, offering easier company than any human friend. Fear of COVID may narrow our world, so we withdraw. Efforts to contain the pandemic may close our business, evaporate the hours on the job that paid the rent. News; Gospel Reflection 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time January 31st 2021. Otherwise, skip to the next reflection for today and return ⦠Read more>>> Ads by CatholicAdNet.com. Sunday, January 31 . Somehow by the Grace of God, we have come to the end of the first month of a new year, a year we had anticipated because, in many ways, ⦠Daily Reading for Sunday January 31, 2021 Reading 1, Deuteronomy 18:15-20 Responsorial Psalm, Psalms 95:1-2, 6-7, 7-9 Gospel, Mark 1:21-28 Reading 2, First Corinthians 7:32-35. Parents might point to the birth of their child. Alleluia, alleluia! reflects on the readings for January 31, 2021. but you, Lord, know them all. Sunday 31 January 2021. Father Rosendo Urrabazo, C.M.F. Short, Simple and Personal reflections on the daily Holy Mass Gospel. Alexander V. Enhaynes The people were astonished at his teaching, for he taught them as one having authority and not as the scribes. Does our consciousness of the world derive from God’s goodness within us as it affects all that happens? Gospel Reflection Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time -Year B January 31, 2021 Gospel -Mark 1: 21-28 A reading from the holy Gospel according to Mark Then they came to apernaum, and on the Sabbath esus entered the synagogue and taught. Join us in our daily Gospel Reflection where we reflect, ponder, and pray together inspired by todayâs Gospel. The ⦠The Gospel stories tell of Jesus’ filial consciousness of God, whom he called “Abba,” or Father. Be notified every time a Weekly Reflection is added! Join us as we reflect, ponder, and pray together inspired by today's Gospel. A reflection for the fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time. His oneness with God is an excellent model for us. January 30, 2021. 01/27/2021. Salvation history describes the deep relationship between God and Moses that caused radiance to emanate from his face. Read the Gospel Reflection for the Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time written by Blauvelt Dominican Sister Dorothy Maxwell, OP. Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 7-9 Second Reading: 1 Cor 7:32-35 Gospel ⦠Space enthusiasts might recall Neil Armstrongâs walk on the moon. May 13, 2021 (The reflection below is used when the Solemnity of the Ascension is transferred to the coming Sunday.) Jan. 05, 2021 - Twelfth Day of Christmas Photo courtesy of Jon Michael Kondrath. Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time. Saturday, January 30, 2021. First Reading: Dt 18:15-20 Responsorial Psalm: If today you hear his voice, harden not your hearts. (Check us out on Facebook â Sunday Gospel Reflection) GOSPEL Mark 1:21-28. Second-year student, Kalista Nugent, shares a reflection on the Gospel Reading for Sunday, January 31, the Forth Sunday of Ordinary Time, from Mark 1:21-28 as our "The Lord's Day" Sunday Gospel reflections 2020-2021 series continues. Peopleâs life experiences differ. Fr. Saturday, January 30, 2021. of 7th Week of Easter May 23, 2021 - Pentecost May 24, 2021 - Mary the Mother of the Church May 25, 2021 - Tue. I left home when I was fourteen to ⦠May 14, 2021 Daily Gospel Reflection for May 14, 2021. Many blessings to you as you continue to serve the people of our region. Also, a beautiful prayer! Reading 1, Deuteronomy 18:15-20. ", I am reminded of all the people who, today, especially in the mental health field, are trained in the de-escalation of emotionally charged and volatile situations, and of all the new insights and understandings coming forward regarding trauma-informed-listening, trauma-informed-care. This video is a reading and reflection on the Sunday Gospel for kids. Roman Catholic Homily and reflection site. Faith-Sharing & Small Christian Communities. 16 This is exactly what you asked Yahweh your God to do -- at Horeb, on the day of the ⦠Reflection for Sunday January 31, Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Mark 1:21-28 Gospel: Mark 1:21-28. The people were astonished at his teaching, for he taught them as one having authority and not as the scribes. Sign up for our newsletter. The gospel seems close to our experience today as voices crying out angers and conspiracy theories convulse our democratic society. Sunday Readings: Deuteronomy 18.15-20; ! to "What happened to you?". He wastes no time, no opportunity to mentor and model. As I reflect on today’s Scriptures, I wonder about the consciousness of Moses and of Jesus. January 31, 2021.  What energizes the self I want to be? Are we conscious of God’s power within us, calling us to cast out evil spirits (within and without) and bring healing to all God has created? Yours in Christ, Bishop David OâConnell. I'm looking for courage (Louise Glück) You become (Margery Williams) From 'I love you' to 'I love you' is the journey o... We need prophets (Bishop Robert Barron) Change (Adrienne Rich) God doesn't call the qualified (Unknown) Sunday Gospel Reflection, January 24, 2021: Come ... Vanished into something better (Mary Oliver) We are ⦠Mark 1: 21 â 28. I, too, was touched by your closing prayer. Jesus came to Capernaum with his followers, and on the sabbath he entered the synagogue and taught. Gospel: Mark 1: 21-28Reflection of Rev. A world where the weak are protected, 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Catholic Voices. Reflection for Jan. 31, 2021 Jesus teaches -- and acts -- with compassion. Sign-up for our newsletter to receive information on retreats, products, free downloads, and prayers! Time ⦠Catholic Priest. Thank you for sharing them. Jesus confronts an evil spirit in todayâs Gospel. In their synagogue was a man with an unclean ⦠651-690-7039 (fax). January 27, 2021. A radiant ⦠Jesus challenges the law in a sense that amazes and attracts his hearers. Jesus is not about to have the spirit that possesses this man define him. The word unclean has its origins in the temple. REFLECTION CAPSULE FOR THE DAY â Jan 31, 2021: Sunday January 30, 2021 Fr Jijo Manjackal MSFS Leave a comment âHolding on to the Lord and trusting that victory will be ours, by being faithful to the Powerful and Awe-Inspiring Lord, Who always assures His Presence with us!â Prayer: author unknown, adapted by Russ Petrus, FutureChurch; used with permission. A new teaching, with authority! He commands even the unclean spirits and they obey him.ââ – Mark 1.23-27Â. Posted on January 29, 2021 January 29, 2021 by Optiweb. The first reading announces the coming of a prophet who will speak in the name of God. Thank you, Sr. Sally Ann. 2021 Sisters of St. Francis of the Holy Cross, Website Design and Development by Webteam. result of reflecting on this Gospel.) of 8th Week in Ord. Give us the inspiration and courage Thank you for your wonderful words, Sister. MARK 1:21-28 | FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SUNDAY GOSPEL REFLECTIONS with REV. A people in darkness have seen a great light. GROW: When was the last time you were âastonishedâ and âamazedâ? Roman Catholic Reflections and Homilies Roman Catholic Reflections. VIRGILIO MANAOG, SThD | ARCHDIOCESE of PALO, LEYTE For more spiritual nourishment please visit: https://store.paulines.ph/ # SundayGospelReflections # PaulinesPH # ⦠In this passage, Jesus casts out a demon.My books: Philosophy Fridays. Gospel Reflection for Sunday January 31st 2021 The 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time The authority, words and action of Jesus In the gospel today the impact of the words of Jesus are seen in real concrete action. In todayâs reading, Jesus is looking for some space. Reflection for Sunday January 31, Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Mark 1:21-28. January 31, 2021 Sunday, Gospel Reflection with Tom Quinlan By Allie Wing January 29, 2021 Gospel Reflections. A vision of your world as your love would have it: to go forth with willing hearts, minds, and bodies Future Reflections May 21, 2021 - Fri. of 7th Week of Easter May 22, 2021 - Sat. I also feel that if our trust in God is strong we will feel His peace within us. Good Ground Press Jesus was with his first four disciples in Capernaum on the Sabbath. Father Rosendo Urrabazo, C.M.F. so high that I cannot reach it. . These "new understandings" and "new teachings / approaches" involve a change in attitude of the 'helpers' from "What's wrong with you?" Thursday of the ⦠Read more>>> The End is the Beginning (If you celebrate the Ascension in your diocese today, see the reflection below. Come out of him!” The evil spirits shook the man’s entire being and shrieked as they left him. and none go hungry or poor. January 31 st 2021. Mark 1:21â28. His death is immanent, and he reassures the Israelites that God will not abandon them. Thanks so much for sharing your Faith & Wisdom. you are familiar with all my paths. 7: 32-35 Mark 21-28. Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time. SECOND READING: 1 Cor 7: 32-35 GOSPEL ACCLAMATION (Matt 4: 16). 800-232-5533 (toll free) Mk 1:21-28. Gospel: Mark 1:21-28. This Gospel Reflection Process transformed my life as a priest and helped bring about a spiritual renewal of the parish life. It helps me understand these readings better. 1 Cor 7:32-35. Is it still possible for us to be amazed by Jesus?Fr. January 31, 2021 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time Mark 1:21-28 Then they came to Capernaum, and on the Sabbath Jesus entered the synagogue and taught. That it takes place in the Temple, among those awaiting and believing in salvation, seems significant. Reading I Dt 18:15-20. The people were astonished at his teaching, for he taught them as one having authority and not as the scribes. You have a close watch before me and behind me, Oneness with his “Abba” and compassionate concern for the world caused Jesus to speak with authority his healing words. Then they came to Capernaum, and on the Sabbath Jesus entered the synagogue and taught. In their synagogue was a man with an ⦠you spread your hand over me. Daily Gospel Reflection for January 21, 2021. Translated from a homily by Don Fabio Rosini, broadcast on Vatican Radio. But one among the listeners, a man with unclean spirits, challenged Jesus’ authority. I hear no judgment, no condemnation, and certainly no fear in JESUS, but I do hear JESUS saying to the troubled man, "Take your rightful place among the children of God. He speaks with authority, confidence and self-assurance. Gospel: Mark 1:21-28. Gospel Reflection for January 31, 2021 â 4th Sunday Ordinary Time. Reflection: Like father, like son. Moses spoke to all the people, saying: âA prophet like me will the LORD, your God, raise up for you from among your own kin; to him you shall listen. A world where the riches of creation are honored and shared 18: 15-20 Cor. Beautiful prayer. Thursday, May 20, 2021. ...The new dawn blooms ... For there is always light, if only weâre brave enough to see it, If only weâre brave enough to be it." There is not a word on my tongue, Then they came to Capernaum, and on the sabbath Jesus entered the synagogue and taught. The word unclean also developed a moral sense, identifying vices that distance one from God. The adjective characterizes the man in the synagogue as outside the boundaries of the holy. We all have the responsibility to keep asking and examining what possesses us. ... Daily Gospel Reflection for May 16, 2021: Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord. Post navigation. Pentecost Sunday. Gospel: Then they came to Capernaum, and on the sabbath Jesus entered the synagogue and taught. . Year B - Sunday, May 23, 2021 (EPISODE: 299) Pentecost Sunday. Sunday Gospel Reflection Catholic | January 31, 2021, | Mark 1: 21-28Then they came to Capernaum, and on the sabbath, he entered the synagogue and taught. Dt 18:15-20. The people were astonished at his teaching, for he taught them as one having authority and ⦠Jesus’ words and actions astonished the people and caused them to spread news about Jesus’ teaching and miracles throughout Galilee. Grant us, O God, Moses spoke to all the people, saying: âA prophet like me will the LORD, your God, raise up for you . I facilitate/conduct Spiritual Recollections and talks in person or via Zoom. ... Scripture Reflection - January 31, 2021. He had to wear a veil when giving God’s commands to the Israelites. In todayâs Old Testament reading from Deuteronomy, Moses speaks to the descendants of those enslaved in Egypt. Fr Paul Kelly . St. Paul, MN 55105, 651-690-7010 by Sister Sally Ann Brickner. to build such a world, through Christ Jesus. In God's Never-ending Peace & Grace! Read today's gospel reflection. 1884 Randolph Avenue Jesus came to Capernaum with his followers, and on the sabbath he entered the synagogue and taught. Gospel of 31-01-2021 : Gospel Reading: Mark 1:21-28 Jesus and his disciples went into the town of Capernaum and began to teach in the synagogue during the Sabbath assem... Daily Gospel - Catholic Readings for Sunday, January 31, 2021 You trace my journey and my resting places, Sunday Readings: Deuteronomy 18.15-20; ! Additional Sacred Scripture Readings that tie in with this Gospel: Dt 18:15-20 . May 15, 2021 Daily Gospel Reflection for May 15, 2021. (Anyone who has ever tried to convey an important message, be it a parent or teacher or writer, can readily identify with Jesus’ experience that day.) Instead, he gave a resounding command to the voices that emanated from the man: “Be quiet! Gospel Reflections for January 31 2021 Face your challenge â¦and win! so everyone might enjoy them. Year B - Sunday, May 23, 2021 (EPISODE: 299) Readings for Pentecost Sunday.
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