Greetings!
I hope this message finds you well, energized in your work, and awaiting Christmas with joyful anticipation.
In this issue we have a delightful reflection on what advent and the Occupy movement have in common, advent reflections for weeks three and four, and a prayer for Our Lady of Guadalupe. Stay tuned for a fact sheet on social security, biblical themes in Economic Justice for All and more in our next issue.
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A Revolution of Hope
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Occupy Advent and the Vatican
This two page reflection by guest writer Alex Mikulich explores how the Occupy protestors embody the season. They sit in hope for justice. Includes active links to background resources.
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Advent Reflection: Week Three
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What Glad Tidings Do the Poor Bring?
Asks Jane Deren in this reflection on Isaiah for the third week of reflection.
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Advent Reflection: Week Four
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 Incarnation!
This two page reflection invites readers to consider the possibility of the Incarnation and the radical faith of Mary's "Yes." Includes discussion questions.
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Prayer: Remembering Our Lady of Guadalupe
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 December 12, 2011
Share this enchanting and simple prayer in honor of the Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
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Sunday Lectionary Reflections
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Readings, Reflections, Connections and Prayer
The Lectionary Reflections by Fr. John Bucki, S.J., provide an excellent resource for personal or communal reflection on the Word as well as ideas for homily preparation. Each reflection includes a list of the readings, quotes for reflection, connections to Catholic Social Teaching, Prayers of the Faithful/Petitions, links for action and more.
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