Category: Các Hội Đoàn

TIN MỪNG CHO NGƯỜI TRẺ: God’s Mother and Our Mother God’s Mother and Our MotherToday on the very first day of the New Year, we celebrate the feast of thegreatest saint in Heaven! Before He even made the world, God … Continue reading →

TIN MỪNG CHO NGƯỜI TRẺ: AN ANGEL APPEARS TO JOSEPH Probably the first thing we think of when we see angel decorations atChristmas is that the angels appeared to announce the birth of Jesus to theshepherds. But an angel is … Continue reading →

TIN MỪNG CHO NGƯỜI TRẺ: Does Jesus want to forgive your sins? In today’s Gospel reading, we hear about a tax collector, Zacchaeus, who was curious about Jesus. Jesus saw that this was a good chance for Zacchaeus to turn … Continue reading →

TIN MỪNG CHO NGƯỜI TRẺ: A MUSTARD SEED FAITH In today’s Gospel, we learn a little bit about faith. Have you ever seen a mustard seed? The mustard seed is one of the smallest of all seeds. Some people think … Continue reading →

TIN MỪNG CHO NGƯỜI TRẺ: BEING A GOOD STEWARD and BEING HONEST  Jesus told his disciples a story about a rich man who had a manager, and the manager was using the man’s money for himself. When the rich man … Continue reading →

TIN MỪNG CHO NGƯỜI TRẺ:  A Tale of Two Sons There are two sons in this story. The younger son wants his freedom. He is tired of working on for his father. He wants his independence. His father is wealthy, … Continue reading →

TIN MỪNG CHO NGƯỜI TRẺ:  FAMILY AND FRIENDS OR GOD? In today’s Gospel reading Jesus says, “If any one comes to me and does not hate his own father and mother and wife and children and brothers and sisters, yes, … Continue reading →

TIN MỪNG CHO NGƯỜI TRẺ: TAKING THE LOWEST PLACE In today’s Gospel reading, Jesus was watching to see where the people sat when they were guests at a dinner. Some people thought they were important so they sat in the … Continue reading →

TIN MỪNG CHO NGƯỜI TRẺ: BEING PUNISHED In today’s second reading, Saint Paul wrote to the Hebrews about being disciplined by God. When we are young God wants our parents to make sure we behave well. When we don’t behave, … Continue reading →