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One Minute Reflection – 24 August - “Come and see."

One Minute Reflection – 24 August – “Come and see.”

One Minute Reflection – 24 August – The Feast of St Bartholomew, Apostle of Christ – Today’s Gospel: John 1:45–51

Philip said to him, “Come and see.” … John 1:46

REFLECTION– “Nathanael’s reaction suggests another thought to us – in our relationship with Jesus we must not be satisfied with words alone.   In his answer, Philip offers Nathanael a meaningful invitation:  “Come and see!” (Jn 1: 46). …

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One Minute Reflection – 24 August – " You shall see greater things than that.” John 1:48

One Minute Reflection – 24 August – ” You shall see greater things than that.” John 1:48

One Minute Reflection – 24 August – The Feast of St Bartholomew, Apostle of Christ, Readings: Revelation 21: 9b-14,Psalms 145: 10-11, 12-13, 17-18, John 1: 45-51

“Nathanael said to him, “How do you know me?” Jesus answered and said to him, “Before Philip called you, I saw you under the fig tree.” … John 1:48

REFLECTION– “Now Jacob had been called in Scripture a man without guile. Jacob…

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Our Morning Offering - 24 August - Great Saint of God, Bartholomew

Our Morning Offering – 24 August – Great Saint of God, Bartholomew

Our Morning Offering – 24 August – Feast of St Bartholomew, Apostle of Christ

Great Saint of God, Bartholomew Breviary Hymn for the Feast of St Bartholomew

Great Saint of God, Bartholomew, Apostle now enthroned above, Our lowly supplications hear, Accept our hymn of praise and love.

With tender eyes Christ welcomed you. Among His Twelve you would have part. You wondered as He greatly praised You…

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Thought for the Day – 24 August - “God has given”

Thought for the Day – 24 August – “God has given”

Thought for the Day – 24 August – The Feast of St Bartholomew, Apostle of Christ – Today’s Gospel: John 1:45–51

The name “Nathanael” means “God has given”

“The apostles’ glory is so indistinguishable and so bonded together by the cement of so many graces that in celebrating the feast of one of them the common greatness of all is called to our interior attention. For they share together the same…

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