Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ teaches the Lord's Prayer and stresses persistence in petition (Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time C10, Luke 11, 1-13)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ explains the parable of the sower sowing his seed (Friday of the sixteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 13, 18-23)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of the unwillingness of heart that leads to the refusal to believe (Thursday of the eighteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 13, 10-17)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of unbelief and discipleship: the parable of the sower sowing his seed (Wednesday of the sixteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 13, 1-9)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of us as his brothers and sisters. God the Son is our Brother (Tuesday of the sixteenth week in Ordinary Time, C10, Matthew 12, 46-50)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ condemns the Pharisees for their demand for a miracle as proof (Monday of the sixteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 12, 38-42)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks to Martha, holding up Mary as an example (Eighteenth Sunday of the Ordinary Time C10, Luke 10, 38-42)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ withdrew from the scene of opposition, revealing his manner of ministry. It was not one of force (Saturday of the fifteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 12, 14-21)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ says he is greater than the Temple, and Lord of the Sabbath (Friday of the fifteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 11, 28-30)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ promises rest for those who come to him (Thursday of the fifteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 11, 28-30)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of the little ones who have been enlightened by God (Wednesday of the fifteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 11, 25-27)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ condemns certain cities for their lack of repentance (Tuesday of the fifteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 11, 20-24)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ states very clearly the complete devotion to him he expects of his disciples (Monday of the fifteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 10,34-11,1)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of the divine command to love, and gives the example of the Good Samaritan to illustrate it (Fifteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time C10, Luke 10, 25-37)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ warns his disciples against fear of men (Saturday of the tenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 10, 24-33)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of the difficulty of following him and sharing in his mission (Friday of the fourteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 10, 16-23)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ sends his Apostles out on mission, with no gold - just his word and his support (Thursday of the fourteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 10, 7-15)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ sends his disciples out and appoints the Twelve Apostles: the constitution and mission of the Church (Wednesday of the fourteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 10, 1-7)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Nothing like this has ever been seen in Israel - the uniqueness of Jesus Christ (Tuesday of the fourteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 9, 32-38)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ commends two persons for their faith. Religious faith is not just a feeling, but is knowledge (Monday of the fourteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 9, 18-26).

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ sends his disciples out to announce the Kingdom - its ultimate purpose is the glory of God (Fourteenth Sunday C10, Luke 10, 1-12.17-20)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Thomas meets the risen Jesus and his doubts vanished. Difficulties in faith (Feast of St Thomas the Apostle, July 3, C10, John 20, 26-29)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ with the tax collectors and sinners (Friday of the thirteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 9, 9-13)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ forgives the sins of the paralytic, reminding us of the sense of sin (Thursday of the thirteenth week in Ordinary Time, C10, Matthew 9, 1-8)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ encounters the two demon-possessed persons in the country of the Gedarenes (Wednesday of the thirteenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 8, 28-34)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. The lessons from St Peter and St Paul (Feast of St Peter and St Paul, June 29, C10, Matthew 16, 13-19)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of discipleship (Monday of the thirteenth week in Ordinary Time, C10, Matthew 8, 18-22)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of discipleship - authority and obedience are an essential part of it (Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, C10, Luke 9, 51-62

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ's encounter with the centurion (Saturday of the twelfth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 8, 5-17)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ answers a request. Consider the way the request was made (Friday of the twelfth week in Ordinary Time, C10, Matthew 8, 1-4

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. A lesson from the birth of John the Baptist: the mercy of God (Feast of the birth of John the Baptist, June 24, C10, Luke 1, 57-66.80)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of the good fruit that comes from a good tree. What does this mean? (Wednesday of the twelfth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 7, 15-20)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ refers to the narrow gate and the broad gate. His disciples are to choose the narrow gate (Tuesday of the twelfth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 7, 6.12-14)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ insists that we not judge and condemn our neighbour. Let us resist anger. (Monday of the twelfth week in Ordinary Time, C10, Matthew 7, 1-5)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ is professed by Peter to be the Messiah, and Christ tells his disciples what this will mean. (Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time, C10, Luke 9, 18-24)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ presents the choice all must make between loving and serving the world and loving and serving God (Saturday of the eleventh week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 6, 24-34)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ teaches us not to store up treasures on earth, but treasures in heaven (Friday of the eleventh week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 6, 19-23)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ's teaching on forgiveness - it is the defining test of love (Thursday of the eleventh week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 6, 7-15)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of doing things for God alone, and not to gain the admiration of men (Wednesday of the eleventh week in Ordinary Time, C10, Matthew 6, 1-6.16-18)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. The divine romance of love. God is love (Tuesday of the eleventh week in Ordinary Time C10, (Matthew 5, 43-48)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of the response to evil and violence (Monday of the eleventh week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 5, 38-42)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ forgives the sinful woman her sins. Justification - its pre-eminent importance (Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time C10, Luke 7,36-8,3)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of avoiding oath-taking. He speaks of truth and authenticity in speech and in everything (Saturday of the tenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 5, 33-37).

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of God seeking the lost sheep. God has a heart, a heart of mercy and compassion (Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, C10, Luke 15, 3-7)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of a religion of the heart over mere external observance (Thursday of the tenth week in Ordinary Time, C10, Matthew 5, 20-26)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ is our guide in the understanding of all that has been revealed - and he is that revelation (Wednesday of the tenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 5, 17-19)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ tells his disciples they are the salt of the earth and the light of the world (Tuesday of the tenth week in Ordinary Time, C10, Matthew 5, 13-16)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ announces his beatitudes (Monday of the tenth week in Ordinary Time C10, Matthew 5, 1-12)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ multiplies the bread and the fish, giving a sign of the Eucharist to come (Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ, Year C, C10, Luke 9, 11-17)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ warns his listeners against the example of the scribes. Example. (Saturday of the ninth week in Ordinary Time C10, Mark 12, 38-44)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ interprets the Scriptures about himself (Friday of the ninth week in Ordinary Time C10, Mark 12, 35-37)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ tells us what is the principal commandment of God's law (Thursday of the ninth week in Ordinary Time, C10, Mark 12, 28-34)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ corrects the Sadducees and teaches the resurrection (Wednesday of the ninth week in Ordinary Time, C10, Mark 12, 18-27)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ is challenged, Should we pay taxes to Caesar, or not? (Tuesday of the ninth week in Ordinary Time, C10, Mark 12, 13-17)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. The visitation of the Virgin Mary to Elizabeth, and what she said of God (Feast of the Visitation, May 31, C10, Luke 1, 39-56)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ refers to himself, the Father and the Spirit (Feast of the Holy Trinity, C10, John 16, 12-15)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ has another encounter with the leaders of the people. The implications of this. (Saturday of the eighth week in Ordinary Time, C10, Mark 11, 27-33)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ cleanses the temple and insists on reverence before God (Friday of the eighth week in Ordinary Time, C10, Mark 11, 11-26)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ heals the blind man Bar Timaeus. Persistent Prayer. (Thursday of the eighth week in Ordinary Time, C10, Mark 10, 46-52)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ's path, his strategy was that of God, not of the world (Wednesday of the eighth week in Ordinary Time, C10, Mark 10, 32-45)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ indicates the source of true happiness (Tuesday of the eighth week in Ordinary Time, C10, Mark 10, 28-31)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Mary help of Christians (Mary in Church doctrine and in the Gospels, Feast of Mary help of Christians, May 24, C10, Luke 8, 19-21)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of the Holy Spirit (Vigil of Pentecost Sunday, C10, John 7, 37-39)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. The risen Jesus speaks to Simon Peter about his mission and role and about his death (Saturday of the seventh week in Eastertide, C10, John 21, 20-25)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks to Simon Peter, asking that he love him and that he feed his sheep. (Friday of the seventh week in Eastertide, 10C, John 21, 15-19)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ refers to the starting points, the foundations, of the life of the Christian: truth and communion (Thursday of the seventh week in Eastertide, C10, John 17, 20-26)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of his disciples - they have been given to him by the Father (Wednesday of the seventh week in Eastertide, C10, John 17, 11b-19)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of his authority over all mankind, and the purpose of this authority (Tuesday of the seventh week in Eastertide, 10C, John 17, 1-11a)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of the world and of abandoning him. We are to find our refuge in him (Monday of the seventh week in Eastertide, 10C, John 16, 29-33)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. The meaning of the Ascension of the Lord (Feast of the Ascension, C10, Luke 24, 46-53)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of the trust with which we ought ask God for what we need (Saturday of the sixth week in Eastertide, C10, John 16, 23b-28)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. The suffering that marks the life of the Apostle, and the successors of the Apostles (St Matthias, Apostle, May 14, C10, John 15, 9-17)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. The seeming absence of Christ (Thursday of the sixth week in Eastertide, C10, John 16, 16-20)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ promises the coming of the Holy Spirit who will teach and remind his disciples of what Christ has said (Wednesday of the sixth week in Ordinary Time, C10, John 16, 12-15)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks again of the gift of the Holy Spirit whom he will send (Tuesday of the sixth week in Eastertide, C10, John 16, 5-11)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks to his disciples about the Holy Spirit (Monday of the sixth week in Eastertide, C10, John 15, 26-16,4a)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of the Father, himself and the Holy Spirit (Sixth Sunday of Eastertide, C10, John 14, 23-29

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ predicts suffering and persecution for his disciples (Saturday of the fifth week in Eastertide, C10, John 15, 18-21)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of his disciples being his friends (Friday of the fifth week in Eastertide, C10, John 15, 12-17)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of the true foundation of human joy. It is to abide in him (Thursday of the fifth week in Eastertide, C10, John 15, 9-11)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Union with Jesus is always very possible, whatever be our circumstances (Wednesday of the fifth week in Eastertide, C10, John 15, 1-8)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ directs his disciples not to be troubled or afraid (Tuesday of the fifth week in Eastertide, C10, John 14, 27-31a)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ's response to Philip's question indicates the nature of Christianity (Feast of Saints Philip and James, Apostles, May3, C10, John 14, 6-14)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of the command to love - we must bear witness to the truth but in a spirit of love (Fifth Sunday of Eastertide, C10, John 13, 31-35)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ speaks of himself and the Father, and in doing so he speaks of himself as divine (Saturday of the fourth week in Eastertide, C10, John 14, 7-14)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ states clearly that he is the way, the truth and the life. He is the only way to the Father (Friday of the fourth week in Eastertide, C10, John 14, 1-6)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ gives his instructions on discipleship and life in the Church (Thursday of the fourth week in Eastertide, C10, John 13, 16-20)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ presents himself as the light of the world, the one in whom all should believe (Wednesday of the fourth week in Eastertide, C10, John 12, 44-50)

Uploaded with Fr. Tyler's permission. Christ answers the question, who are you? I and the Father are one, he says. (Tuesday of the fourth week in Eastertide, C10, John 10, 22-30)