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| Preface | ix | |
| First Sunday of Advent: Be Alert | 1 | |
| Second Sunday of Advent: John the Baptist | 4 | |
| Third Sunday of Advent: Isaiah | 8 | |
| Fourth Sunday of Advent: The Annunciation | 11 | |
| The Solemnity of Christmas: The Nativity in Scripture | 14 | |
| Feast of the Holy Family: Simeon and Anna | 18 | |
| Mary, the Mother of God: The Visitation | 21 | |
| Second Sunday after Christmas: Christmas Blues | 24 | |
| Epiphany: Herod and the Magi | 27 | |
| Baptism of the Lord: Jesus is Baptized | 30 | |
| Second Sunday of the Year: Call of the Apostles | 33 | |
| Third Sunday of the Year: The Book of Jonah | 36 | |
| Fourth Sunday of the Year: Jesus Teaching in the Synagogue and Driving Out an Unclean Spirit | 39 | |
| Fifth Sunday of the Year: The Book of Job | 42 | |
| Sixth Sunday of the Year: Curing a Leper | 45 | |
| Seventh Sunday of the Year: Curing the Paralytic Lowered Through the Roof | 49 | |
| Eighth Sunday of the Year: New Cloth, Old Wineskins | 52 | |
| First Sunday of Lent: Temptation in the Desert | 56 | |
| Second Sunday of Lent: The Transfiguration | 59 | |
| Third Sunday of Lent: Cleansing of the Temple | 62 | |
| Fourth Sunday of Lent: Being Lifted Up | 65 | |
| Fifth Sunday of Lent: The Son of Man Must be Glorified | 68 | |
| Passion (Palm) Sunday: The Passion of the Lord | 71 | |
| Easter Sunday: The Resurrection | 75 | |
| Second Sunday of Easter: Doubting Thomas | 78 | |
| Third Sunday of Easter: The Road to Emmaus | 81 | |
| Fourth Sunday of Easter: The Good Shepherd | 84 | |
| Fifth Sunday of Easter: I Am the True Vine | 87 | |
| Sixth Sunday of Easter: Love One Another as I Have Loved You | 90 | |
| The Ascension: Jesus Ascends into Heaven | 93 | |
| Seventh Sunday of Easter: The Great High Priestly Prayer | 96 | |
| Pentecost: The Acts of the Apostles | 99 | |
| Trinity Sunday: God Speaks from Mountains High | 103 | |
| Corpus Christi: St. Charles Lwanga and his Companions | 106 | |
| Ninth Sunday of the Year: Plucking Grain, Healing the Man with the Withered Hand | 110 | |
| Tenth Sunday of the Year: Jesus' Family and Beelzebul | 113 | |
| Eleventh Sunday of the Year: Parables of a Germinating Seed and the Mustard Seed | 116 | |
| Twelfth Sunday of the Year: Calming the Sea | 119 | |
| Thirteenth Sunday of the Year: The Daughter of Jairus and the Woman with the Hemorrhages | 122 | |
| Fourteenth Sunday of the Year: Rejection of God's Elect: Jesus, Paul, and Ezekiel | 125 | |
| Fifteenth Sunday of the Year: Sending Out the Twelve | 128 | |
| Sixteenth Sunday of the Year: Sheep Without a Shepherd | 131 | |
| Seventeenth Sunday of the Year: The Multiplication of the Loaves and Fish | 134 | |
| Eighteenth Sunday of the Year: Manna in the Desert | 137 | |
| Nineteenth Sunday of the Year: Elijah | 140 | |
| Twentieth Sunday of the Year: Conclusion of the Bread of Life Discourse | 144 | |
| Twenty-First Sunday of the Year: Commitment | 147 | |
| Twenty-Second Sunday of the Year: Laws of Ritual Purification | 150 | |
| Twenty-Third Sunday of the Year: Cure of the Deaf Mute | 153 | |
| Twenty-Fourth Sunday of the Year: "You Are the Messiah" | 156 | |
| Twenty-Fifth Sunday of the Year: Second Prediction of the Passion | 159 | |
| Twenty-Sixth Sunday of the Year: "Whoever Is Not Against Us Is for Us" | 163 | |
| Twenty-Seventh Sunday of the Year: The Question of Divorce | 166 | |
| Twenty-Eighth Sunday of the Year: The Rich Young Man | 169 | |
| Twenty-Ninth Sunday of the Year: Not To Be Served, But To Serve | 172 | |
| Thirtieth Sunday of the Year: Cure of Bartimaeus, the Blind Man | 176 | |
| Thirty-First Sunday of the Year: The Greatest Commandment | 180 | |
| Thirty-Second Sunday of the Year: The Widow's Mite | 183 | |
| Thirty-Third Sunday of the Year: Apocalyptic Happenings | 187 | |
| Solemnity of Christ the King (Thirty-Fourth Sunday of the Year): The Son Of Man | 190 |
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Jihad Baker
reviewed Have You Heard the Good News?: Reflections on the Sunday Gospels, Cycle A on November 12, 2015
Have You Heard the Good News?: Reflections on the Sunday Gospels, Cycle A
Surprisingly this book took this long to be written. But thank God! How necessary it is this book expecially when the European Union has decided to disregard any of its existence on its Christian heritage. Europe simply is not Europe without Christianity. And by Christianity I do mean the Catholic Church.
It's been common for so long for history textbooks and history studies to more or less disregard anything in European culture that occurred between the Roman Empire and the Renaissance. Not sure why exactly this is. As if the "surge" in arts and sciences during in the so-called Renaissance (anyone ever bothered to ask the question of who actually named it the "Renaissance" and why?) happened in a vacuum.
The facts are this: European history is nothing without these medieval writers, theologians, artists, artisans, matallurgists, and lawyers. Everything from astronomy, medicine, law had origins during the "Middle Ages" and was developed by the Catholic Church. The Universities? Developed and perfected by The Church. The origins of the modern hospital (nearly unheard of before this time)? Thanks again to the Church.
Oh and the so called Inquisition courts and all their bad press? They were actually preferred to the secular government courts, because and accused could be assured that they were being represented fairly in court by an actual learned attorney and not some government appointed representative who was probably corrupt. And the Inquisition coursts actually had punishments that fit the crime. (the comparison examples of the number capital crimes and exucutions committed by Inquisition courts versus government courts was especially eye-opening)
Of course it might be politically incorrect to praise the Catholic Church these days. People have the misconception that some antiquated institution with some old leaders wearing weird costumes could not have actually built up Western Civilization. Not sure what the answer is to correct these along with all other falsehoods and slander being published these days as history. But this book could go a long way. But it is only as good as long as it is read.
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