He is our God and we are His people (Psalm 95)

Part 6 of the series, A Biblical Way of Praying the Mass. 

The profession of faith is one of those things that I know I pray without thinking about, probably like not thinking about my freedom, but the words of our Creed mean something more if saying them publicly means you will lose your life. That is what it meant for the Martyrs especially my guy, St. Justin. 

Join me again next week as we engage our imagination to explore the Sunday readings.

Why is this verse the most searched from the Bible? What would it have meant if you were there? Explore this with me as we stretch the muscles of our imagination.

Join me again next week as we engage our imagination to explore the Sunday readings.

At the readings and the Gospel I will seek the heart of a Disciple at the feet of Jesus. 

A Biblical Way of Praying the Mass, Fr. Timothy Gallagher 
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Join me again next week as we engage our imagination to explore the Sunday readings.

What was it like the day Jesus cleansed the Temple? How would you have felt if you were there? Confusion? Trust? Join me as we contemplate these things.

Join me again next week as we engage our imagination to explore the Sunday readings.

Praying the collect with the heart of an ambassador sent by the Church, to God on behalf of the people. 

Join me again next week as we engage our imagination to explore the Sunday readings.

Jesus is Transfigured on the mountain and to be honest, that is pretty scary. Sometimes I want a tame Jesus. Join me as I contemplate the mystery of the Transfiguration. 

Join me again next week as we engage our imagination to explore the Sunday readings.

Praying with intentionality is the theme of this whole series, but especially today. This is part three of the series

A Biblical Way of Praying the Mass, Fr. Timothy Gallagher 
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Join me again next week as we engage our imagination to explore the Sunday readings.

This week begins the season of Lent. This first Sunday we hear about Jesus being led into the wilderness to pray and fast for 40 days. But we often forget that 40 days is a long time, so let's go out there in the wilderness with him and experience all the highs and lows. 

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Do you desire to be more fully present at Mass each week? Fr. Timothy Gallagher has a book for you and for the next month or so I will be giving my reflections.

Book - https://amzn.to/42rAtV8

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Jesus heals a leper, but he wasn't just asking to be healed, he was asking to be able to worship? What are some things in your own life that hinder you from worship? Do you want the Lord to heal those things? 

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