Father Scurti shares his reactions to Jesus and Pope Francis as both “radically” bring us the Gospel. Based on the readings of « September 19 Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time. Reading 1 Widoms 2:12, 17-20 Reading 2 James 3:16—4:3 Gospel Mk 9:30-37
On https://new.friendsoftheword.org Father Lou Scurti answers a question on praying, on the Q & A segment of The Weekday Word, on Friends of the Word.
A brother and two sisters share the conversation today with Father Lou Scurti. Maria, Veronica and Jasmar are siblings who serve and lector at Mass at Annunciation, Wayne, NJ.
Fr Lou Scurti applies the Readings of the day to our lives….and choices! Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Readings Isaiah 50:5-9a James 2:14-18 Mark 8:27-35
Published on Sep 11, 2015 THE ANNUAL COMMEMORATION HONORING OUR PUBLIC SERVANTS in the Passaic County towns of Haledon, North Haledon, Wayne and William Paterson University and Sheriff’s Office.
Part 2: THE ANNUAL COMMEMORATION HONORING OUR PUBLIC SERVANTS in the Passaic County towns of Haledon, North Haledon, Wayne and William Paterson University and Sheriff’s Office. Excerpts of Public Officials and Music.
Paterson NJ Police Director, Jerry Speziale, is interviewed by Father Lou Scurti on The Weekday Word, on https://new.friendsoftheword.org Jerry describes the use of technology in crime prevention.
Father Scurti interviews Ivan Arocho, Development Director of Saint Paul’s Outreach. This ministry actively invites college students to a life of Christian discipleship. Fr. Lou has interviewed Ivan in (3) segments. For further information: www.spoweb.org
Father Scurti answers Q&A on Friends of the Word, The Weekday Word. Today’s question…the difference between a “homily and a sermon”. Send in your questions: frLouScurti@hotmail.com on https://new.friendsoftheword.org
Join Fr Lou Scurti as we are challenged by the Holy Scriptures to Live the Word today! Reading 1 Is 35:4-7a Reading 2 Jas 2:1-5 Jesus proclaimed the Gospel of the kingdom and cured every disease among the people. R. Alleluia, alleluia. Gospel Mk 7:31-37