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30th Sunday of Ordinary Time - October 25, 2009

One might think that Bartimaeus was a pitiful creature who hoped his laments would move Jesus to offer help. Quite the opposite is true. The Lectionary says that Bartimaeus �cried out.� This is a somewhat watered-down version of what Mark wrote. The Gospel actually says that Bartimaeus shrieked, or screamed, at Jesus; he demanded Jesus� attention and aid.

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28th Sunday of Ordinary Time, October 11, 2009

In this Sunday's Gospel a rich man runs up to Jesus, kneels down in front of him, addresses him flatteringly and asks how to live a holy life. He did all of this knowing exactly what the Law of Moses prescribed for holiness. The rich man appears to be an accomplished sycophant. He seems to want to be the "teacher's pet" among Jesus' disciples. Nonetheless, the Gospel tell us that Jesus looked at him, and loved him. (Mark 10:21)

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