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Jacob Boddicker S.J.

Blog Post by Jacob Boddicker S.J.

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22 March 2025

Saturday of the Second Week of Lent Prior to this parable are two others about a lost sheep and a lost coin, and both tell us that just as the ...
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21 March 2025

Friday of the Second Week of Lent To read the Old Testament is to marvel at the amazing things God has done for His people, building them up ...
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20 March 2025

Thursday of the Second Week of Lent Why is the rich man’s punishment—eternal fire—so extreme?
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19 March 2025

Solemnity of Saint Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary Righteousness is the state of being “morally right or justifiable,” and is an ...
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18 March 2025

Tuesday of the Second Week of Lent In our Gospel today Jesus teaches us not to call anyone on earth rabbi (teacher), father, or master, because ...
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17 March 2025

Monday of the Second Week in Lent If we are children of God, then we must be like our Father: merciful as He is merciful, after the example of ...
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16 March 2025

Second Sunday of Lent In the beginning of John’s Gospel, Philip says to Nathanael “We have found the one about whom Moses wrote in the law, and ...
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11 January 2025

Saturday after Epiphany If anyone were to give, in a single sentence, the best advice for the spiritual life and surest course of action that ...
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10 January 2025

Friday after Epiphany Today’s Gospel can teach us something very important about prayer. Here a leper approaches Jesus, saying, “Lord, if you ...
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9 January 2025

Thursday after Epiphany This Christmas we have been contemplating the Incarnation: the Word-become-Flesh, the fulfillment of Scripture right ...
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