


Catena Aurea – 1st Sunday Lent (B)
When in the solitude of a holy life we bear with unpolluted mind the bestial manners of men, we merit to have the ministry of Angels, by whom, when freed from the body, we shall be transferred to everlasting happiness.. — Bede

Music – 1st Sunday Lent (B)

Anecdotes – 1st Sunday Lent (B)
[wpdreams_ajaxsearchlite] Trapping ring-tailed monkeys Fr. Tony’s 8-minute Homily (everything on one page) Men who trap animals in Africa for zoos in America say that one of the hardest animals to […]

Questions – 1st Sunday Lent (B)
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Podcasts – 1st Sunday Lent (B)
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Excerpts – 1st Sunday Lent (B)
A priest hearing confessions during the pandemic. How do we know when we are truly sorry for our sins? When we can say, “I’m sorry; I wish I hadn’t done it; I won’t do it again,” writes Father Hawkswell.

Preaching – 1st Sunday Lent (B)
USCCB PODCAST
Sunday Readings

Gn 9:8-15
God makes a covenant with Noah and, through Noah, with all creation.

Psalm 25:4-9
Your ways, O Lord, are love and truth to those who keep your covenant.

Mk 1:12-15
The story of the temptation of Jesus is told on the First Sunday of Lent every year.

1 Pt 3:18-22
The First Letter of Peter uses the imagery of the flood and the covenant with Noah as a symbol of Baptism.