Fr. Terry Keehan

November 26th, 2023

A Tale of a Few Kings As Christians we believe in the New Testament fulfillment of so many Old Testament prophecies, the most important, of course, being that Jesus Christ is the long-awaited Messiah and Savior. The connections between prediction and realization in the two great Testaments of Scripture are sometimes subtle and often very […]

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November 19th, 2023

Make More of what God has Given to You Have you spent SIGNIFICANT time recently reflecting on the gifts and blessings that God has given you? We do such reflecting at various times in life. We come in touch with it easily when something really good happens to us, like winning an important game, getting

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November 12, 2023

Awareness, Be More and Erin Maiorca Legendary basketball coach Phil Jackson says, “It is better to be aware than to be smart.” I really appreciate that statement and have come to observe its truth.  Awareness is an art that opens up our world.  A heightened sense of awareness often makes more of what we know

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November 5, 2023

Bob Lanigan to Receive Ministry of Acolyte This Sunday, our Deacon Candidate Bob Lanigan will receive the Ministry of Acolyte at the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception on the campus of Mundelein Seminary. This ministry will commission Bob and his 11 classmates to:      •  Assist Priests, Deacons and Bishops in carrying out the celebration

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October 22nd, 2023

As is often the case, questions asked lead usto the impact and wisdom of Jesus Christ. This week’s passage from Matthew is a great example. We hear three questions: • Is it lawful to pay the census tax to Cesar or not? • Why are you hypocrites testing me? • Whose image and whose inscription

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