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Parable of the Gold Coins (Luke 19:11-28). Each one of us has God-given gifts and our God entrusted these gifts to us. The question is  how do we use these gifts? Find out what will happen when a gift is used or not through one parable of Jesus.  

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As the seeds are scattered, they can fall along the path, on the rocky ground with little soil, among the thorny bushes, or in the good soil. The survival of the future plants depend on where the seeds are placed.

Parable of the Sower (Mark 4:1-9).

Source:

The Holy Bible.

-Good News Translation - Catholic Edition.

Published by American Bible Society

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The dishonest manager realizes that his master would fire him out from his job because of his shrewd work. He carefully thinks what he would become when his job is gone. Will he keep the remaining money that he could get from people who owed his master or he could be kind, generous and have some compassion with others? 

Parable of the Shrewd Manager (Luke 16:1-8).

Source:

The Holy Bible.

-Good News Translation - Catholic Edition...

A moneylender decided to forgive the debts of two men who owed him money. The amount of money that one man borrowed is way greater than the other man. Who would appreciate more the generosity of the moneylender? Is it the one who owed less or the one who owed more?

Parable of the Forgiven Debts (Luke 7:41-43).

Source:

The Holy Bible.

-Good News Translation - Catholic Edition...

Trust is earned over time. If a servant is faithful to his master, he will remain committed to his tasks even if his master is not around. Else, the unfaithful servant will do as he pleased while his master is away. Will his master finds out the truth?

Parable of the Faithful or the Unfaithful Servant (Matthew 24:45-51).

Source:

The Holy Bible.

-Good News Translation - Catholic Edition...

At different times of the day, a man hired workers to work in his vineyard. Then, he paid the same wage to all of them irrespective of the time they started their work. Some of the workers complained even though they previously agreed to receive that amount for a full day of work.

Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard (Matthew 20:1-16).

Source: The Holy Bible. -Good News Translation - Catholic Edition...

The landowner hired tenants to work in his vineyard. Then, he went for a trip. When harvest came, the tenants became greedy and none of them wanted to give a share of their harvest to the landowner. When the owner of the vineyard comes, what will he do to those tenants?

Parable of the Tenants in the Vineyard (Matthew 21:33:45).

Source: The Holy Bible. -Good News Translation - Catholic Edition...

What's the difference between the wise and foolish builders? Are they prepared for calamity or disaster? How would you survive for a sudden storms of life?

Parable of Wise and Foolish Builders (Luke 6:47-49).

Source: The Holy Bible. -Good News Translation - Catholic Edition. Published by American Bible Society

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A fig tree displays certain features to indicate that summer season is coming up. Similarly, there are signs to indicate that the time is near. But the word of the Lord will never pass away.

Parable of the Budding Fig Tree (Matthew 24:32-35).

Source: The Holy Bible. -Good News Translation - Catholic Edition. Published by American Bible Society

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Gospel Reading for September 08, 2021.

Source: The Holy Bible. -Good News Translation - Catholic Edition. Published by American Bible Society

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