Lectio Divina – Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Catena Aurea, Mk 1:29-39, Sunday 6B The Venerable Bede (672/3-735), in Marc., i, 9: And because the Lord said that He came “not to destroy the Law but to fulfill,” […]
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Catena Aurea, Mk 1:29-39, Sunday 6B The Venerable Bede (672/3-735), in Marc., i, 9: And because the Lord said that He came “not to destroy the Law but to fulfill,” […]
Attributed to St. John Chrysostom: But the disciples, because they knew that they were to receive his goodness, without waiting for the evening, asked that Peter’s mother should be healed. […]
Catena Aurea, Mk 1:21-28, Sunday 4B The Venerable Bede (672/3-735), in Marc., 1, 7: Since by the envy of the devil death first entered into the world, it was right […]
Attr. to St. Jerome: Who again is mightier than the grace, by which sins are washed away, which John signifies? He who seven times and seventy times seven remits sins […]
Jn 1:6-8, 19-28, Third Sunday of Advent (B) Pope St. Gregory the Great (540-614): The way of the Lord is made straight to the heart, when the word of truth […]
The Venerable Bede (672/3-735), in Marc., i, 1: The beginning of this Gospel should be compared with that of Matthew, in which it is said, “The book of the generation […]
Catena Aurea, Mk 13:33-37, First Sunday of Advent (B) The Venerable Bede (672/3-735): The man who, travelling abroad, left his house is Christ, who ascending as a conqueror to His […]
Mt 25:31-46, Christ the King St. Jerome (340/2-420): He who was within two days to celebrate the Passover, to be delivered to the cross, and mocked by men, fitly now […]
Pope St. Gregory the Great (540-614): The man in travelling into a far country is our Redeemer, who ascended into heaven in that human body which He had taken upon Him. […]
Origen (182-253/4): They that believe rightly, and live righteously, are likened to the five wise; they that profess the faith of Jesus, but prepare themselves not by good works to […]