"Take care to guard against all greed”

CATHOLIC LIVING TODAY Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (18C), Aug. 1, 2010BURNING QUESTION: Does God want you to be rich?FEATURED BLOG: The parish "shop and hop"PRIESTS STORIES: A Bishop for Child Soldiers and Refugees PASTORAL HISPANA: Aprender a usar los bienes materialesDear Friends,The Readings this Sunday warn us not to place our trust in material things but instead to focus on the

"And I tell you, ask and you will receive"

CATHOLIC LIVING TODAY Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (17C), July 25, 2010BURNING QUESTION: Should we hold hands during the Our Father? FEATURED BLOG: Never take the Eucharist for granted PASTORAL HISPANA: Dios contesta nuestras peticiones cuando oramosDear Friends,In this Sunday's Gospel, we find Jesus praying. This provokes the curiosity of the disciples who then ask him to teach them to

"There is need of only one thing."

CATHOLIC LIVING TODAY "There is need of only one thing."Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (16C), July 18, 2010BURNING QUESTION: Is Superstition a sin? FEATURED BLOG: Hi-def Technology vs. Sacramental TheologyPASTORAL HISPANA: Dios nos invita a escoger la mejor parteDear Friends,Last week, the Parable of the Good Samaritan said more than "It's good to help people in need." This week, Jesus

"And who is my neighbor?"

CATHOLIC LIVING TODAY "And who is my neighbor?"Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (15C), July 11, 2010BURNING QUESTION: Is it better to help in secular or Church work?FEATURED BLOG: Divorce is contagious for family and friendsPASTORAL HISPANA: Amar a Dios y al projimo es la base de nuestro CristianismoDear Friends,The Parable of the Good Samaritan says more than "It's good to help people in need

"The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few"

CATHOLIC LIVING TODAY "The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few"Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (14C), July 4, 2010BURNING QUESTION: Who is the Church?FEATURED STORY: "Red, White, Blue and Catholic too!"PASTORAL HISPANA: Toda la Iglesia es misionera Dear FriendsThis Sunday, both Isaiah's Reading and the Gospel speak of the rejoicing that characterizes the return of exiled Israel to