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This is a short reflection on the importance of being oneself in our Christian journey.

A short reflection to encourage a sense of gratitude

The Third Sunday of Advent is called the Gaudete Sunday. The Latin word Gaudete means rejoice. On this third Sunday of advent the Church invites the faithful to rejoice as we are nearer to the celebration of Christmas festivities. Find out more about this Sunday as you listen. Happy Sunday.

This is a reflection for the solemnity of Christ the King which usually falls on the 34th Sunday in Ordinary time. It marks the end of the Church’s liturgical year. It reminds us of the identity of the person we will be waiting for in Advent. But more importantly, it asks us a very important question. Find out more as you listen.

As we celebrate this Sunday the the feast of the dedication of the Lateran Basilica, we are reminded that, in Christ, we have become living temples/ sanctuaries of God. God bless and Happy Sunday.

This Sunday, we celebrate the Triumphant Church, the festival of God’s City. As we share in the joys of the saints, our brothers and sisters who have gone before us to heaven and now behold God’s face, we are inspired and encouraged to continue to advance onward, come what may, as we await the glorious inheritance of the saints. Happy Feast.

This is a reflection for the Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C. It focuses on the centrality of humility to the Christian prayer. The humble disposition of the Tax Collector in the Sunday Gospel (Luke 18:9-14) is presented to us as a model for Christian prayers. Find out more as you watch or listen. Happy Sunday.

This is a reflection for the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C. The focus is on the power of a persistent prayer. Prayer changes lives and prepares us for the fulfilment of God’s promises. Find out more as you listen. Join us in changing lives by sharing the word. Happy Sunday, and God bless.

This is a reflection for the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C. The focus is on the power of a persistent prayer. Prayer changes lives and prepares us for the fulfilment of God’s promises. Find out more as you listen. Join us in changing lives by sharing the word. Happy Sunday, and God bless.

Feast of the Exalaltation of the Cross #purifyingword #catholic #faith This is a reflection for the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C. On this Sunday, we celebrate the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. Hence, the responsorial psalm of this Sunday reminds us never to forget the deeds of the Lord. We will not forget. Rather, we shall remember and celebrate the Holy Wood of the Cross upon...

This is a reflection for the Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C. "It is the Lord who grants us true freedom by gently leading us to the knowledge of the truth, so that by walking in His will, we may remain free. True wisdom and true freedom are closely connected. To walk as God’s children in freedom, we need divine wisdom."

@Purifyingword @Frchineduenuh We patiently await the fulfilment of God’s promises. While patience is often not our strongest point, this Sunday’s readings invite us to imitate the faith of the biblical figures, who patiently awaited God’s promises with ‘faith’, which the second reading from Hebrews 11 calls “The assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen”.   Find out more as...

This is a reflection for the Feast of the Transfiguration of Jesus. In this Feast we celebrate a sign, a promise and an unfailing Hope. Find out more as you listen.

This is a reflection for the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C. It is an invitation fix our gaze on God so as to ensure that God's gifts and riches do not enslave us.

This is a reflection for the seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C. In this reflection, we focus on the truth that God's mercy cannot be exhausted by the human need for it. Find out more as you listen.

@purifyingword @Frchineduenuh This is a reflection for the Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C. We are invited to always hold prayer and our Christian service together as a necessarily posture for any Christian Victorious living.

This is a reflection for the Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C. The reflection focuses on drawing our attention to the end to which all God's law tends. Find out more as you listen.

​  @PurifyingWord  @FrChineduEnuh This is a weekly Sunday reflection on the readings of the Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C. I pray it speaks to your heart.

This is a reflection on the readings of the Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Tine Year C. The focus here is on the true discipleship and how important a heart of gratitude can be. Find out more as you listen. Happy Sunday.

This Sunday is the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, two great Pillars of the Church. Yet, their Pasts were far from perfect. That’s why at this feast, we reflect on how God uses the weak to confound the strong, showing that transcendent power is of the Lord and not of man  (2 Cor 4:6-7). Find out more as you listen.

@purifyingword @frchineduenuh Today, we joyfully celebrate the Solemnity of the Corpus Christi, the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ. This celebration is a confession. . It is a mystery, a challenge, a gift, and a promise. It is also a test of true Christian discipleship. Find out more as you listen. Happy Corpus Christi

​⁠ @frchineduenuh This Sunday we celebrate a mystery at the heart of the Christian Faith, a mystery that tells us that Our God is One in three Divine Persons. In essence, it tells us that Our God is a communion or community of Love. If that be the case and we were created by God, it then follows that we are creatures of a divine communion of love. To be like our God then means to live in that same...

@purifyingword @frchineduenuh Find out what Pentecost event is really about and the result of such an experience with God.

@purifyingword @frchineduenuh On this Good Shepherd Sunday, we celebrate Jesus as the Shepherd foretold by the prophets, the one who gives his life for his sheep. (Jeremiah 3:15; 23:4; Ezekiel 34:7-16). We are invited to reflect on whether we are truly the sheep of Christ’s flock by listening and following him, especially in difficult moments. (John 10:27-30). Having laid down his life for us, Jes...

@purifyingword @frchinedenuh The focus of this reflection is on the Christian witnessing to the Resurrection. We pointed out how this witnessing must flow from a deep-seated conviction and experience of the truth that Jesus is risen. Find out more as you listen.