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 DISCPLESHIP SUNDAY REFLECTION: 
-BISHOP DANIEL MUEGGENBORG
TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Our scripture passage comes from the Gospel of Luke 17:11–19. In this passage we read about Jesus healing ten Lepers. It is significant that Jesus was just teaching his disciples (and us) in the preceding passage about the need to be servants who know we are unworthy (undeserving) of God’s blessings because those graces are always a free gift of God. These ten Lepers, especially the Samaritan, serve as examples of people who know they have no reason to deserve God’s blessing but who receive it nonetheless. Thus, this healing ministry of Jesus becomes for us a further instruction on how we are to respond as disciples to the many gracious blessings we receive from God. ................

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Join us at ALPHA every
Sunday in Dalton Hall
from 12:00-1:30
for a meal,
conversation
                 and
                  fellowship
 

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CATHOLIC WEB LINKS

www.marriageuniqueforareason.org

www.21stcenturycatholicevangelization.org
Washington State Catholic Conference
North West Immigrants Rights Project
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
Catholic Refugee and Immigration Services
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St. Thomas More Relics on Display

Funerals
The funeral for Patricia Reeves is
on Saturday, October 12th at 1pm
reception following in the Renggli
Room.

The funeral for Benjamin Amplayo
is on Tuesday, October 22nd
at 11am.