From George's Blog . . .
The line between drawing our listeners' attention to God's Word, or to ourselves. To the message or the messenger. It's easy to mix them up. Here's how to avoid it. Read More
When we think we know our reading well; when we think we own it, here's a wake-up call from Thomas Merton to guide us back into more preparation. Read More
One of my pastors once grabbed a TV celebrity to read at our Christmas Vigil, 10 minutes before mass. Despite his platform skill, he didn't know what he was reading, and the parishioners were the first to pick it up. Read More
When someone compliments you on your reading with "Good Job" or "You really nailed it," BEWARE of basking in these accolades... Read More
except the one person who may be desperate to hear, or benefit tremendously from what your assigned reading today has to say.We can never afford to let our amount of preparation be influenced by how many people we think will be attending mass; be it 10, 100 or 1,000. Read More
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