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    Tag: Cross

    Monday Psalms, Psalm 55 (54)

    But I call upon God: and the Lord will save me! Evening and morning and at noon He will deliver my soul. God has heard our call,… Read more “Monday Psalms, Psalm 55 (54)”

    18 Apr 202217 Apr 2022 by Tim McGee

    The darkest hour of the darkest day

    “It is finished”Earth’s darkest hourWhere is death’s victory? Pierced and hangedFlame snuffed in mocking ignominyUndeservedly for my sins Unwavering obedienceAnd unending loveCombined for sacramental grace From the… Read more “The darkest hour of the darkest day”

    15 Apr 202214 Apr 2022 by Tim McGee

    How can I be?

    To say that I am Your soncannot be a boast of my positionnor hold any air of superiority.Or judgment. In fact the only means by whichI can… Read more “How can I be?”

    31 Mar 202226 Mar 2022 by Tim McGee

    Monday Psalms, Psalm 31 (30) 

    Yes, You are my rock and my fortress … into Your hand I commend my spirit. Christ, our solid rock, prayed these words from the Cross. Surrendering… Read more “Monday Psalms, Psalm 31 (30) “

    1 Nov 202130 Oct 2021 by Tim McGee

    Sunday readings reflection: The true Christian life

    Readings for September 12,  2021 Isaiah 50:4-9Psalm 116:1-6, 8-9James 2:14-18Mark 8:27-35 http://www.usccb.org/bible/readings/ I have heard the false promises of a worldly peace. And being honest I have… Read more “Sunday readings reflection: The true Christian life”

    11 Sep 202125 Jun 2022 by Tim McGee

    Monday Psalms, Psalm 22 (21)

    My God, my God, why have You forsaken me? The words of Christ on the Cross. Words of lament to begin the Psalm but a plea for… Read more “Monday Psalms, Psalm 22 (21)”

    30 Aug 202126 Aug 2021 by Tim McGee

    Your Cross

    When will I know?When will I understand?Your Cross It is every assurance you giveIt is every lesson you teachYour Cross You bid me comeYou bid me pick… Read more “Your Cross”

    31 Dec 202026 Dec 2020 by Tim McGee

    Deny your comfort and pick up your cross

    Readings for August 30, 2020 Jeremiah 20:7-9 Psalm 63:2-6, 8-9 Romans 12:1-2 Matthew 16:21-27 http://www.usccb.org/bible/readings/ We, as Christians, extol the meaning of Christ’s sacrifice on the Cross.… Read more “Deny your comfort and pick up your cross”

    29 Aug 20204 Jan 2021 by Tim McGee

    3PM

    “It is finished” Earth’s darkest hour Where is death’s victory? Pierced and hanged Flame snuffed in mocking ignominy Undeservedly for my sins But unwavering obedience And unending… Read more “3PM”

    10 Apr 20208 Apr 2020 by Tim McGee

    The Sign

    Only one sign Not the stars Nor the weather report Not the economic indicators Nor the political landscape The world’s signs Are the lies of concupiscence The… Read more “The Sign”

    26 Mar 202023 Mar 2020 by Tim McGee

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