3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

In this week’s readings, Isaiah proclaims a new time, where once there was darkness and despair, there will now be light and joy. In the second reading, Paul urges unity among the community in Corinth, reminding them that the Church is one Church in Christ. In today’s Gospel, Jesus begins his ministry in Galilee, preaching that the kingdom of heaven is at hand.

This week, we read about God's power to fulfill promises. Acknowledging the darkness of life prior to the Messiah, the prophets assure us that there has always been the promise of our salvation. The Gospel proclaims this direct fulfillment of the words in Isaiah, and we know that it is only the beginning of what Jesus sets out to do. Always keep in mind our salvation is at hand.

Rev. Douglas Hunter

Fr. Douglas Hutner is a Roman Catholic Priest for the Archdiocese of Indianapolis. He serves as a Chaplain to Roncalli High School, Indianapolis Colts, and Southport Police Department. 

https://www.fatherhunter.com
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