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LOOKING TO SUNDAY® provides a short, understandable reflection on the Gospel reading assigned by the Catholic Church for the upcoming Sunday.

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Looking to Sunday provides a short reflection related to the Gospel Reading that will be proclaimed in the Roman Catholic Church the coming Sunday. The calendar date of each reflection is the date of the Sunday associated with that particular reflection. In many instances the Gospel reading being proclaimed in the Catholic Church on a particular

Sunday is also the reading being proclaimed at the Sunday services of many Protestant congregations. The reflection for the coming Sunday is published every Wednesday. This gives the reader the opportunity to prepare to hear the Sunday Gospel. It allows the reader to be “looking to Sunday” during the remaining days of the week. We encourage you to share your thoughts and comments regarding these Sunday reflections. You may email us at [email protected]

For an archive of past written and audio reflections dating back to 2009 please visit our website www.LookingToSunday.com

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Looking to Sunday is written by Thomas B. Iwanowski; edited by Diane Hellriegel; formatted and designed by Heath Winborn. Its presence on Facebook is managed by Nancy Méndez-Booth.

09/05/2026

Hello everyone! The Reflection for the 23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time is now available in the link below. In this Sunday’s Gospel (Matthew 18:15-20), Jesus told his disciples, “For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.” He assured them that he would always be with them whenever they gathered together in prayer. May this Reflection inspire and bless you.

Three Stepssunday, September 6, 2026twenty Third Sunday In Ordinary Time - “For Where Two Or Three Are Gathered Together In My Name, There Am I In The Midst ...

08/29/2026

Hello everyone! The Reflection for the 22nd Sunday of Ordinary Time is now available in the link below. Jesus asked his disciples, “What benefit would it bring to one to gain the entire world and lose their life?” The true winners in this world will be those who strive to fulfill God’s will throughout their lives! May this Reflection inspire and bless you.

A Shocked Campaign Managersunday, August 30, 2026the Twenty Second Sunday In Ordinary Time - During The Weeks Before This November’s Mid Term Elections, Per...

08/22/2026

The Reflection for the 21st Sunday of Ordinary Time is now available in the link below. May it inspire and bless you. Share what you learn with others!

““But who do you say that I am?” is a question that challenges us to answer not by repeating religious terms and pious phrases we have heard from others but by answering with our own words and understanding. And more importantly by answering with our actions; by living as people who make Jesus, the Son of God, the guide of our lives.”

The Harder Questionsunday, August 23, 2026the Twenty First Sunday In Ordinary Time - Some Questions Are Easy To Answer, While Others Are More Challenging And...

08/15/2026

May the Reflection for the 20th Sunday of Ordinary Time grant you wisdom and inspire you to have faith and to P.U.S.H ({Pray until something happens)

“Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks, receives; and the one who seeks, finds; and to the one who knocks, the door will be opened” (Matthew 7:7-8).

Never Give Upsunday, August 16, 2026the Twentieth Sunday In Ordinary Time - “Ask And It Will Be Given To You; Seek And You Will Find; Knock And The Door Will...

08/09/2026

The Reflection for the 19th Sunday of Ordinary Time is now available in the link below. May it inspire and bless you! Share it with a friend who might benefit from hearing the message.

Practicing Silenceaugust 9, 2026the Nineteenth Sunday Of The Year - Most Of Us Do Not Look Forward To Seeing A Doctor. The Appointment Often Means We Are Not...

08/02/2026

The Reflection for The 18th Sunday of Ordinary Time is now in the Link Below!

Words, Actionssunday, August 2, 2026the Eighteenth Sunday Of The Year - Imagine You Were Given Two Pieces Of Paper. On The First Piece Of Paper, You Were As...

07/27/2026

The Reflection for the 17th Sunday of Ordinary Time is now available in the link below. May it inspire and bless you! Share it with a friend who might benefit from hearing the message.

“Sunday’s Gospel tells us that some people discover faith unexpectedly, while others find it after a period of searching and questioning. Perhaps converts may seem to be better Catholics because the joy of discovering the “treasure” in the field or finding “the pearl of great price” still fills their spirits.”

Joyful Discoverysunday, July 26, 2026seventeenth Sunday In Ordinary Time - Some People Have Observed That Converts Often Make Better Catholics Than Those Who...

07/17/2026

The Reflection for the 16th Sunday of Ordinary Time is now available in the link below. May it inspire and bless you! Share it with a friend who might benefit from hearing the message.

"In this Sunday’s Gospel (Matthew 13:24-43), Jesus tells a parable that may give us another perspective. Jesus speaks of a man who sowed good seed in his field. At night, an enemy came and scattered weeds throughout the field. When the weeds started sprouting among the growing wheat, the man’s workers asked the owner of the field if they should pull out the weeds. The master decided to let the weeds remain, lest in pulling them out the wheat might be uprooted. At harvest time, the wheat would be saved and stored in a barn, while weeds would be collected and burned.

Like the owner of the field, God allows evil to sprout in our world. He permits the people he created to use their free will, even if to make bad choices that harm the beauty of the world and allow evil to grow in the human heart"

How Many Stars?Sunday, July 19, 2026sixteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time - “Please Take A Moment To Tell Us How We Are Doing By Completing The Attached Survey.”...

07/10/2026

May the Reflection for the 15th Sunday of Ordinary Time grant you wisdom and inspire you to be a good seed in fertile ground.
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Be Patientsunday, July 12, 2026the Fifteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time - “Tom, Be Patient With Your Body.” This Was The Advice Given To Me By The Pastor Of The...

06/28/2026

The Reflection for The 13th Sunday of Ordinary Time is now in the link below!

“How we understand the word “love” will determine our reaction to the statement that Jesus makes in this Sunday's Gospel (Matthew 10:37-42). There Jesus says, “Whoever loves father or mother more than me is not worthy of me, and whoever loves son or daughter more than me is not worthy of me.”

Harsh Words?Sunday, June 28, 2026thirteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time - How We Understand The Word “Love” Will Determine Our Reaction To The Statement That Jes...

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