Fr. David Mowry

Roman Catholic priest of the Diocese of Joliet; assistant professor of homiletics at Mundelein Seminary; professional podcast guest

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Jesus, the carpenter's son, is the divine renovator. He wants to renew the temples of our hearts. https://t.co/3Hhbrn6rZe

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Sometimes we have to step back into the imagination of the ancients to appreciate the newness of God's vision.

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As Christians, our guiding star is love of God and of our neighbor. In this disorienting time, we move toward those goals through prayer and justice.

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The Son of man *must* be lifted up. How else can He save us?
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We receive from Jesus a power that transforms everything in our lives. Being loved, we are changed by love.
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We take the lowest place because Jesus already has.
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Where Jesus takes us is as important as what he wants us to say when we get there.
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I joined Seth Nelson and Pete Wright on #HowToSplitAToaster to discuss Catholic annulments and how they differ from civil divorce. We explore the Church's comprehensive support system for families going through this challenging process. LISTEN: https://t.co/jLCM6RUOEd

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They all ate and were satisfied because what was given completely met the need.
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The mystery of the Trinity reveals that we are created by a God who is personal love and we are recreated for union with a God who is personal love. https://t.co/kgcF4BTe3J

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Jesus ascends to heaven so that we may live ascended lives on earth. https://t.co/epwRXThIh5

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Pope Leo XIV's episcopal motto is "In illum uno unum" -- In the One, we are one. The One is the Good Shepherd who became the Lamb of God to make us the one flock of God.
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Lent invites us to live liturgically. Rituals bring to life memory and thanksgiving, faith and salvation.
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Jesus' preaching is like a basilica. It can be overwhelming in its details unless we see the structure that ties everything together.
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The resurrection of the dead is so strange it can only be true.
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The invitation to put out into deep water is only the start of what the Lord Jesus has for us. https://t.co/jFBQQgnUHH

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Still one of my favorite icons – Simeon tenderly embracing Jesus.

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Old Simeon took fire, love incarnate, into his arms. That divine fire has the power to renew everything.
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Jesus begins to reveal his glory in the middle of the messy details of life. We can begin to believe in Him in the middle of those same messy details. https://t.co/Y6pMWuL2Ab

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Then, on Christmas morning, we see how the gifts Jesus gives us are as overwhelming as the gift Jesus himself is for us.
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On Christmas Eve, the Church presents the Incarnation of the Son of God as the vindication of our faith and the faith of all the generations who came before us.
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