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The document provides commentary and reflections on readings for the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time A, with a focus on forgiveness. The first reading from Sirach teaches us to be forgiving rather than vengeful. The psalm presents God as forgiving. The Gospel passage tells the parable of the unforgiving servant, teaching that we must forgive others from the heart as God has forgiven us. The document encourages developing a homily on being forgiving persons as the readings instruct, and tying the themes of forgiveness throughout the selections.
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The document provides commentary for a Bible study on the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time. It summarizes the readings from Isaiah, Philippians, and Matthew's Gospel. The Isaiah reading speaks of God providing a feast for all peoples and removing death. The Philippians reading discusses learning from both abundance and need. The Gospel tells the parable of the wedding feast, where many invited guests refuse to come and are replaced by others, good and bad.
Revised SFS 52nd Foundation Sked
The document announces the schedule of activities for the 52nd foundation celebration of Saint Francis School in Manila, Philippines with the theme "Year of Enkindling the Mission". Key events include the opening festivities on October 3rd, the solemnity of Saint Francis of Assisi on the 4th with a thanksgiving mass, parade and demonstrations, and family day on the 9th with mass and family games.
27th Sunday A
The document summarizes a Bible study on the first reading from Isaiah 5:1-7, which contains the parable of the unfruitful vineyard. The reading describes how God carefully tended and prepared a vineyard but was disappointed when it produced wild grapes instead of good fruit. The document explains that the vineyard represents God's chosen people, Israel, who failed to produce good works like justice and righteousness. It reflects on how God expects his people to be productive but will bring judgment if they are unfruitful and disobedient.
52nd Foundation Sked
The document announces the schedule of activities for Saint Francis School's 52nd Foundation Celebration from September to October 2011. The theme is "Taon ng Pagpapaalab ng Misyon". Some of the events listed include the opening of an intramurals basketball league, a scouts' fancy drill elimination, junior exams, mass demonstrations, games, booths, and a family day. The celebration culminates on October 4th with a solemn mass, parade, and mass demonstration by grade school students, followed by an alumni-sponsored lunch.
26th Sunday -A Mass Readings
The document provides an overview and commentary on the readings for the 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time A, including Ezekiel 18:25-28, Psalm 25:4-5, 8-9, 10, 14, Philippians 2:1-11, and Matthew 21:28-32. It focuses on the themes of conversion, God's way versus man's way, and having the same attitude as Christ through humility and obedience.
Peace Prayer Sept21,2011
The document discusses the International Day of Peace, which is observed annually on September 21. It provides prayers and reflections on themes of peace, including: [1] the immense global military spending that could otherwise help end hunger; [2] the ongoing threat of nuclear weapons decades after Hiroshima and Nagasaki; and [3] the prevalence of violence against women worldwide. The document invites communities to observe the day through prayer, meditation, and actions that promote peace and nonviolence.
Earth Community
The document provides an overview of five key environmental issues:
1) Climate change poses the most potentially dangerous threat as greenhouse gas emissions have caused unprecedented global warming over the past 50 years according to the IPCC.
2) Loss of biodiversity endangers ecosystem functioning and human well-being as extinction rates are 100-1000 times higher than the natural background rates.
3) Peak oil may occur within the next decade as conventional oil reserves are dwindling while demand rises, posing challenges for energy security and economic growth.
4) Water scarcity affects over 1 billion people and is exacerbated by climate change, population growth, and inefficient use of water resources.
5) Genetically modified organisms raise health and
The Cry Of The Earth
This document is a pastoral reflection from the Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference on the issue of climate change. It begins by establishing that climate change is a serious issue backed by scientific consensus, and outlines some of the potential consequences of continued global warming. It then discusses climate change from a Catholic perspective, framing care for creation as a moral responsibility based on theological principles. Finally, it calls all people of good will to reflect on more sustainable lifestyles and actions to address climate change.
F O R H U M A N D I G N I T Y
This document provides a summary of extracts from speeches given by Pope Benedict XVI and representatives of the Holy See on international issues. It is intended to serve as a reference for those working in international organizations. The publication collects over 230 excerpts from documents over the past three years covering topics like development, environment, education, human rights, peace, and health. It aims to highlight the Catholic Church's positions on these issues and support the work of Catholic-inspired NGOs.
O F M Ecology Booklet
The Franciscan tradition, inspired by St. Francis and St. Clare of Assisi, emphasizes caring for the environment and all of God's creation. St. Francis viewed nature as part of God's sacred creation and saw humanity as equal to other creatures rather than rulers over the earth. He expressed deep respect and empathy for all living things. St. Clare also advocated viewing other creatures, including plants and trees, as vital parts of the interconnected web of life that sustains all beings. Both saints promoted non-exploitation and sustainability in human use of the earth's resources.
Guidelines For The Animation Of J P I C
This document discusses the biblical and theological foundations of Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation (JPIC) work. It explains that JPIC values come from God, who is revealed in the Bible as a liberator and savior bringing justice, peace and dignity. The document then outlines how JPIC emerged as a structure in the Catholic Church following the Second Vatican Council to promote these biblical values. It also briefly discusses the objectives and activities of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace.
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