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FROM OUR EDITORS—September 21, 2025 – 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Para la versión en español, haga clic aquí. Welcome to the 2025–26 program year of the Pflaum Gospel Weeklies! Today, as we begin a new program year, the Church celebrates […]read more

SUNDAY’S GOSPEL—September 21, 2025 – 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Para la versión en español, haga clic aquí. Luke 6:1–18 This week we hear a challenging parable about a rich man who is cheated by his steward. After squandering his […]read more

EVANGELIO DOMINICAL—21 de septiembre de 2025 – 25.o Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario

For the English version, click here. Lucas 6, 1–18 Esta semana escuchamos una parábola sobre un hombre rico que es estafado por su administrador. Después de malgastar los bienes de […]read more

Home Study Helps for Parents and Grandparents

Grandparents and other caring adults, whether formally or informally, play an important role in passing on the faith to the children in their lives. With the help and hands-on experience […]read more

Extending Activities for Seeds and Promise

As your class time winds down, you may find yourself with more minutes than activities left in your lesson plan. Maybe the children breezed through an activity more quickly than […]read more

SUNDAY’S GOSPEL—September 28, 2025 – 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Para la versión en español, haga clic aquí.  Luke 16:19–31  This Sunday’s Gospel challenges us to be selfless and care for others who need help. Jesus tells a story of […]read more

EVANGELIO DOMINICAL—28 de septiembre de 2025 – 26.o Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario

 For the English version, click here. Lucas 16, 19–31 El Evangelio para este domingo nos desafía a ser generosos y cuidar de quienes necesitan ayuda. Jesús nos cuenta el relato […]read more

A Field Trip to Your Parish Church

One school activity that is universally popular with students is a field trip. A tour of your parish church is fun and educational and can serve as a reset for […]read more

Even Crabby People Can Be Saints

Saint Jerome is proof that saints aren’t perfect. In fact, Saint Jerome was known as crabby, irritable, and sarcastic. Yet he still made it to sainthood—of course, by asking for […]read more

Pray for Pope Leo on His 70th Birthday

Pope Leo XIV will turn seventy years old on Sunday, September 14. Please join us in praying for him and the Church he leads: All-good and generous Lord, watch over […]read more

SUNDAY’S GOSPEL—September 14, 2025 – Exaltation of the Holy Cross

Para la versión en español, haga clic aquí. John 3:13–17 God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world might be saved […]read more

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Our Editors


David Dziena
Publisher

David Dziena is the Publisher of Pflaum Publishing Group. He has also served as Executive Editor and […]

Joan McKamey
Project Editor

Joan McKamey, project editor, joined the Gospel Weeklies editorial team in September 2016. […]

Erika De Urquidi
Bilingual Editor

Erika De Urquidi, bilingual editor, joined Bayard, Inc. in July 2018. During her 15 years as a professional translator […]