December 2023

December 31st, 2023 | Seton Bulletin & News

Our True Home: Scott Hahn on the Feast of the Holy Family Why did Jesus choose to become a baby born of a mother and father and to spend all but His last years living in an ordinary human family? In part, to reveal God’s plan to make all people…

SES CommsDecember 28, 2023

Bulletins Gospel Reflections Holy Days

December 24th, 2023 | Seton Bulletin & News

The Word became flesh... And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth.” (John 1:14). In this blessed season of Christmas (which begins, not ends, on Christmas day), we celebrate…

SES CommsDecember 27, 2023

Bulletins Gospel Reflections Holy Days

December 17th, 2023 | Seton Bulletin & News

One Who is Coming: Scott Hahn on the 3rd Sunday of Advent The mysterious figure of John the Baptist, introduced in last week’s readings, comes into sharper focus today. Who he is, we see in today’s Gospel, is best understood by who he isn’t. He is not Elijah returned from…

SES CommsDecember 13, 2023

Bulletins Gospel Reflections

December 10th, 2023 | Seton Bulletin & News

Straighten the Path: Scott Hahn on the 2nd Sunday of Advent Our God is coming. The time of exile—the long separation of humankind from God due to sin—is about to end. This is the good news proclaimed in today’s liturgy. Isaiah in today’s First Reading promises Israel’s future release and…

SES CommsDecember 13, 2023

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