This Sunday, we will move into Ordinary Time, that long stretch between Pentecost and Advent. We will take a look at the calling of Matthew the Tax Collector to be Jesus's disciple, and we will focus on some of Jesus's miracles, as reported in Matthew's gospel - including healing the woman who had been hemorrhaging for 12 years and bringing back to life the daughter of the Jewish leader. We'll spend some time thinking about what those miracles demonstrated about Jesus, and what lessons we can take from them today. You may want to read Matthew 9: 9-13 and 18-26 in preparation.
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