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Love Like Jesus
So, our Newman Center just returned from our mission trip to Belize, which was unbelievable. But one of our students, who is just so awesome sauce, experienced something incredible when encountering the poor. She encountered Jesus. Not only did she encounter Jesus, but for the first time in her life, she loved how Jesus loved. In the gospel for this Sunday, we see Jesus’s heart burning on display, that his love is…
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Best Legacy To Leave Behind
This might be a hot take but the greatest compliment someone could give at your funeral might be this: “This person was in love with Jesus”
In this Sunday’s Gospel, the twelve apostles are named. We don’t know every detail about their lives, but what matters most is that they were friends of Jesus, and their love for Him changed the world.
All of us want to leave a legacy. But there may be no greater legacy than knowing Jesus, loving Him, and helping others come closer to Him. That kind of life echoes long after we’re gone.
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Voice of God
Okay, guys, you have to check out this photo. This photo was taken in 1974 of a little boy named Harold. Harold could not hear anything, so doctors placed a hearing aid in his ear, which is the reaction of Harold hearing sound for the first time. And this picture is so moving, but what we hear in the gospel for this Sunday is even more moving and more incredible. Jesus Christ takes a deaf man away from the crowd…
