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Bulletins Fr. Casey Letters Gospel Reflections

April 21st, 2024 | Seton Bulletin & News

The Shepherd’s Voice: Scott Hahn on the 4th Sunday of Easter Jesus, in today’s Gospel, says that He is the good shepherd the prophets had promised to Israel. He is the shepherd-prince, the new David—who frees people from bondage to sin and gathers them into one flock, the Church, under…

SES CommsApril 17, 2024

Bulletins Gospel Reflections

April 14th, 2024 | Seton Bulletin & News

Understanding the Scriptures: Scott Hahn on the 3rd Sunday of Easter Jesus in today’s Gospel teaches His apostles how to interpret the Scriptures. He tells them that all the Scriptures of what we now call the Old Testament refer to Him. He says that all the promises found in the…

SES CommsApril 13, 2024

Bulletins Gospel Reflections

Divine Mercy Sunday 2024 | Seton Bulletin & News

The Day the Lord Made: Scott Hahn on Divine Mercy Sunday Three times in today’s Psalm we cry out a victory shout: “His mercy endures forever.” Truly we’ve known the everlasting love of God, who has come to us as our Savior. By the blood and water that flowed from…

SES CommsApril 3, 2024

Bulletins Fr. Casey Letters Holy Days

Easter Sunday 2024 | Seton Bulletin & News

He has risen, indeed! I am filled with the joy of the Risen Lord and I want to express my gratitude. I am so proud of the Catechumens and Candidates that are now fully initiated Catholics! It has been almost a year of discernment and preparation by them to get…

SES CommsMarch 27, 2024

Bulletins Gospel Reflections

March 24th, 2024 | Seton Bulletin & News

Darkness at Noon: Scott Hahn Reflects on Passion Sunday Crowned with thorns, our Lord is lifted up on the Cross, where He dies as “King of the Jews.” Notice how many times He is called “king” in today’s Gospel—mostly in scorn and mockery. As we hear the long accounts of…

SES CommsMarch 20, 2024

Bulletins Gospel Reflections

March 17th, 2024 | Seton Bulletin & News

The “Hour” Comes: Scott Hahn on the 5th Sunday of Lent Our readings today are filled with anticipation. The days are coming, Jeremiah prophesies in today’s First Reading. The hour has come, Jesus says in the Gospel. The new covenant that God promised to Jeremiah is made in the “hour”…

SES CommsMarch 13, 2024

Bulletins Fr. Casey Letters

March 10th, 2024 | Seton Bulletin & News

Top Excuses for Not Going to Confession The rose (NOT PINK…ok they’re pink) vestments of Laetare Sunday tell us that we have entered the homestretch of the Season of Lent. If you have not already, even (and especially) if it has been a long time, I invite you to please…

SES CommsMarch 13, 2024

Bulletins Gospel Reflections

March 3rd, 2024 | Seton Bulletin & News

Spiritual Sacrifice: Scott Hahn on the 3rd Sunday of Lent Jesus does not come to destroy the temple, but to fulfill it (see Matthew 5:17)—to reveal its true purpose in God’s saving plan. He is the Lord the prophets said would come—to purify the temple, banish the merchants, and make…

SES CommsFebruary 28, 2024

Bulletins Fr. Casey Letters Gospel Reflections

February 25th, 2024 | Seton Bulletin & News

Confession During Lent (by Fr. Casey) I hope and pray that everyone is taking advantage of the great Sacrament of Penance, that is Confession, during the Lenten season. I pray even more earnestly for a return to the faithful frequenting of this sacrament, especially those who need to do so…

SES CommsFebruary 22, 2024

Bulletins Fr. Casey Letters

February 18th, 2024 | Seton Bulletin & News

But I Don’t I Have Any Sins! In my years of study of Catholic theology, I learned that Our Lord and His Immaculate Mother are the only persons to have walked the face of the earth without committing sins. Indeed, even Sacred Scripture tells us “…the righteous falls seven times”…

SES CommsFebruary 15, 2024

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