+ Follow JESUIT VOCATION TEAM Tag
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[Summary] => One of our challenges as a nation is to really be Christian, and not just in name. In today’s Gospel incident, Jesus tells us how in no uncertain terms (Mk. 9: 38-41).
The apostle John had to learn his lesson early. He thought he was being faithful to Christ by doing what he was doing. "Teacher, we saw someone driving out demons in your name, and we tried to prevent him because he does not follow us." Exclusiveness! Extrinsic religion!
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[Title] => Bold stars for Christ
[Summary] => To be a bold star for Christ! This is the challenge of today’s Gospel message, Mk. 6:7-13. It started with the twelve star-apostles. Jesus sent them in pairs to preach and teach the way to God and God’s ways – healing broken hearts and bodies as well. Their main equipment for spreading the Good News was to be their very own persons – converted to the love, compassion, and justice of God. In all this, Jesus led the way. He lived what he preached. And this meant boldness of spirit.
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The apostle John had to learn his lesson early. He thought he was being faithful to Christ by doing what he was doing. "Teacher, we saw someone driving out demons in your name, and we tried to prevent him because he does not follow us." Exclusiveness! Extrinsic religion!
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