In his reflection for this 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Tony Crescio reminds us that in our pilgrimage with God this side of eternity, there is no such thing as what we normally would think of as ordinary time. Tony explains this in light of our first reading from the Book of the Prophet Jeremiah. Therein, we find an individual totally committed to God and to living out His Word, regardless of the difficulty or personal cost, because of love for God.
Mass Readings:
Reading 1: Jeremiah 20:10-13
Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 69:8-10, 14, 17, 33-35
Reading 2: Romans 5:12-15
Gospel: Matthew 10:26-33
Tony Crescio is the founder of FRESHImage Ministries. He holds an MTS from the University of Notre Dame and is currently a PhD candidate in Christian Theology at Saint Louis University. His research focuses on the intersection between moral and sacramental theology. His dissertation is entitled, Presencing the Divine: Augustine, the Eucharist and the Ethics of Exemplarity.
Tony’s academic publications can be found here.
This week’s Godpel Reflection gives me goosebumps, Tony! Great job!!