CMMB Weekly Reflection

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CMMB Weekly Reflection

CMMB's Weekly Reflection on the Gospel keeps us connected to our mission to serve the poor and heal the sick, and remind us of our commitment to follow the loving example of Jesus. CMMB is an international, faith-based NGO providing long-term, co-operative, medical and development aid to communities affected by poverty and unequal access to healthcare. Learn more: cmmb.org

  1. Our Gratitude

    31/12/2023

    Our Gratitude

    We join you in reflection today with an immense feeling of gratitude. In these final hours of 2023, we look back at some of the moments that moved us—from the promise of health delivered to hope for the future made brighter. Learn more: https://cmmb.org/our-gratitude/ ‎

    2 phút
  2. On Christmas Eve

    24/12/2023

    On Christmas Eve

    We read from our Gospel on this joyous Christmas Eve in anticipation of Jesus’ birth. Learn more: https://cmmb.org/on-christmas-eve/

    2 phút
  3. Rejoice in Anticipation

    17/12/2023

    Rejoice in Anticipation

    We join you on this third Sunday of Advent to continue our reflections on John the Baptist and his role in our faith. Read more: https://cmmb.org/rejoice-in-anticipation

    3 phút
  4. Celebrating Trust

    10/12/2023

    Celebrating Trust

    On this second Sunday of Advent, our Gospel encourages us to continue our reflections on the important theme of preparation. But today, we do so in consideration of John the Baptist’s role in our faith. Read more: https://cmmb.org/celebrating-trust

    3 phút
  5. A New Faithful Season Begins

    03/12/2023

    A New Faithful Season Begins

    We join you in reflection on this first Sunday of Advent, a season in our faith that invites us to prepare for the birth of Jesus. And our Gospel today encourages us to consider a very fitting theme—preparedness. Read more: https://cmmb.org/a-new-faithful-season-begins/

    2 phút
  6. A Reminder for the Season Ahead

    26/11/2023

    A Reminder for the Season Ahead

    Today’s reflection follows the Thanksgiving holiday for many in the United States. It’s fitting in the sense that, in recognizing this day, we joined family and friends in thanks for all that we cherish—and we shared thanks with others. Our Gospel today encourages us to consider what really matters. Read more: cmmb.org/a-reminder-for-the-season-ahead

    2 phút
  7. Using Our Gifts with Intention

    19/11/2023

    Using Our Gifts with Intention

    In many ways, the themes in today’s Gospel are complimentary to last week’s reading. Once again, Jesus speaks to us in parable. He speaks not only of preparedness, but of intention, awareness, and use of the unique gifts we all possess. Read more: https://cmmb.org/using-our-gifts-with-intention/

    3 phút
  8. Value in Preparation

    11/11/2023

    Value in Preparation

    In today’s Gospel, Jesus returns to his use of parables to guide his disciples. In the story, he urges his disciples to value preparation. Read more: https://cmmb.org/value-in-preparation/

    2 phút
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CMMB's Weekly Reflection on the Gospel keeps us connected to our mission to serve the poor and heal the sick, and remind us of our commitment to follow the loving example of Jesus. CMMB is an international, faith-based NGO providing long-term, co-operative, medical and development aid to communities affected by poverty and unequal access to healthcare. Learn more: cmmb.org

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