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30TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME: CONVICED OF THEIR OWN RIGHTEOUSNESS: WHEN PRAYER READS LIKE A RESUME
Self-Worth, Not Self-Worship: Understanding Narcissism The word “narcissism” has become popular in modern society—typically in a negative sense. It originates from the Greek myth when Narcissus falls in love with his own reflection in a pool of water. Narcissism is an exaggerated obsession with self, often at the expense of others. In today’s gospel, Jesus uses the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector to expose this kind of spiritual narcissism. The Pharisee exalts h


29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME: Massive Attack, Massive Defense – Play as a team, pray as a team
Personal Testimony: A Winning Strategy Some of my seminary teammates will remember this slogan well: “Massive attack, massive defense.” That was our soccer team’s slogan back in 2002 during the All-Nigeria Seminary Games. Our team from Seat of Wisdom Seminary came out bold, fearless, and hungry for victory. We went into every match with fire—often securing wins within the first fifteen minutes. The secret wasn’t just about our individual talents—though we had plenty. What mad


28TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME: CROSSING BOUNDARIES TO GIVE THANKS
God Crosses Boundaries for Our Healing: The readings this Sunday reveal that God willingly crosses human boundaries to heal and restore....






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