Sunday Thoughts
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A Beautiful Mess: Sunday Reflections
In the story of the Good Samaritan that we read in today’s Gospel, Jesus is really trying to highlight the tension between sticking to the rules and showing compassion. A man is left beaten up on the side of the road, and here come a priest and a Levite. Instead of stopping to help, they Continue reading
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The Prayermobile: Turning Your Commute into a Sacred Journey
In today’s bustling world, we’re all too familiar with spending lots of time on the road—be it commuting to work, running errands, or getting the kids to school. St. Paul reminds us in his letter to the Thessalonians to “pray without ceasing,” though we might wonder how to fit this into our busy lives. It’s Continue reading
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The Spirit of Mission – Sunday Reflection
Today we reflect on a transformative moment in the history of our faith as recounted in the Gospel of John 20:19-23. This passage captures a pivotal encounter between the risen Christ and His disciples. It is a moment that foreshadows the birth of the Church and sets the stage for the mission that would spread Continue reading
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Sunday Reflection for First Holy Communion: Embracing the Love and Peace of Christ
In our church today, we will gather with joyful hearts as the first group of Catechism students receive their First Holy Communion, a truly significant and sacred event in their spiritual journey. It is a day of celebration, reflection, and profound connection with our Lord. In today’s Gospel from John 14:23-29, we hear Jesus speak Continue reading
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From Denial to Devotion: Embracing Redemption and Renewal – Sunday Reflections
In today’s Gospel, we’re invited to imagine a serene morning by the sea, where the waves gently kiss the shore, creating a symphony of nature’s tranquility. Picture Jesus, our risen Lord, sharing a simple yet profound breakfast with His disciples. It is during this intimate moment, filled with love and reflection, that He turns to Continue reading
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Finding Faith in Doubt – Sunday Reflection
In today’s Gospel passage, John 20:19-31, we reflected on a powerful story that many of us know well, the story of “doubting Thomas.” I like to think of it as the story of “honest Thomas” because, let’s be real, who among us hasn’t had moments of doubt? Picture this: the disciples are huddled together in Continue reading
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Embracing the Joy of the Resurrection – Sunday Reflections
He is Risen! ALLELUIA! Today has been a time for profound reflection on the joy that Easter brings. Picture the sun rising on a fresh morning—an emblem of hope and renewal, awakening our hearts to the promise of this special day. In the words of St. John Paul II, “We are an Easter People, and Continue reading
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Limbo – A Poem for Holy Saturday
Holy Saturday is the day we remember not only Jesus’ death in the tomb but also his descent into Hell. As we say in the Creed, “He descended into Hell, on the third day he rose from the dead.” But what did he do in Hell? Since the fall of Adam and Eve, heaven was Continue reading
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Sunday Reflection: Finding Our Way Back Home
Have you ever felt like you’ve wandered so far off the path that finding your way back seems impossible? Or maybe you’ve watched someone you care about drift away, uncertain if they’ll ever return. If this resonates, you’re not alone. Today’s Gospel, the story of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15:1-3, 11-32) serves as a strong Continue reading
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Sunday Reflection: Embracing Second Chances
Have you ever found yourself wishing for a second chance, a do-over, or maybe just a little bit of grace to start anew? If so, you’re certainly not alone. Life is full of opportunities for growth, redemption, and renewal. This idea is beautifully illustrated in today’s Gospel, Luke 13:1-11. The Story of the Fig Tree Continue reading
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Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Parish, founded in 1950, serves the Catholic community of Mascouche, Quebec and the surrounding area. Anglophones from all over the region come to our church to attend Mass, recieve Faith Formation and the Sacraments, and participate in our growing parish community life.
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