Creatively Catholic

Yo, Jesus : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A, Angelique’s decision making is questionable. 

Note: Reflections of the comic strip, its creation, and the thoughts that led to it,  which were inspired by the liturgical readings are not meant to be taken as approved teachings of the Catholic Church. They are thoughts and opi...

Glowing : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A, Zach develops a glow.

Note: Reflections of the comic strip, its creation, and the thoughts that led to it,  which were inspired by the liturgical readings are not meant to be taken as approved teachings of the Catholic Church. They are thoughts and opinions of the creator of th...

Pretty Cake : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A, Dolores makes a pretty cake. Will it make its destination?

Note: Reflections of the comic strip, its creation, and the thoughts that led to it,  which were inspired by the liturgical readings are not meant to be taken as approved teachings of the Catholic Church. They are t...

In the Dark : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A, Sarah is lost in the dark, seeking the light. Will she find it?

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It Remains Upon You : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A, It involves misunderstanding, a little mess, and a bad joke. If your curious as to what’s going on, tune in to find out about it.

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Squeaky Clean : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the Baptism of the Lord, Year A, Angelique has a little cleaning to do. Does she get it done?

Note: Reflections of the comic strip, its creation, and the thoughts that led to it,  which were inspired by the liturgical readings are not meant to be taken as approved teachings of the Catholic Church. They are thoug...

I Think I Found Him : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the Epiphany of Our Lord, Year A, George gets distracted.

Note: Reflections of the comic strip, its creation, and the thoughts that led to it,  which were inspired by the liturgical readings are not meant to be taken as approved teachings of the Catholic Church. They are thoughts and opinions of the creato...

In the name of the Lord : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the Holy Family—Jesus, Mary and Joseph, Year A, it’s all about these oblates doing everything in the name of the Lord.

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Take Mary: In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 4th Sunday of Advent, Year A, St. Joseph is told the big news. How does he handle it?

Note: Reflections of the comic strip, its creation, and the thoughts that led to it,  which were inspired by the liturgical readings are not meant to be taken as approved teachings of the Catholic Church. They are thoughts and o...

Where the Lame Leap? : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 3rd Sunday of Advent, Year A, Angelique has a little fear. What is it that scares her?

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Can You Bear It? : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 2nd Sunday of Advent, Year A, Jeremiah is sweating it with a little heat. Does he bear it? 

Note: Reflections of the comic strip, its creation, and the thoughts that led to it,  which were inspired by the liturgical readings are not meant to be taken as approved teachings of the Catholic Church. They are...

Ready for Jesus : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 1st Sunday of Advent, Year A, Dolores gets distracted in preparation for Jesus’ arrival. 

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Remember Me : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the Mass of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe. Year C, George makes ketchup?

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Be Not Terrified : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by Readings for 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, year C, Zeke is faced with many obstacles to shaken his peace. Will fear win?

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Solid Foundation? : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by Readings for The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica, Zach and Mateo compete in the First Annual Bricklaying Contest. Who has the solid foundation?

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For All Who Believe: In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by Readings for the Commemoration for the Faithful Departed, Jesus enters the Arena. Who does he face?

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Praise the Lord: In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by Readings for the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C, a Psalm is being sung?

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Inspired by God: In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by Readings for the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C, Our Oblates—Ben, Dolores, and George, are in training with our Holy Mother. Will they pass her test?

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The Divine Physician: In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by Readings for the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C, Beth has an emergency. What will happen to her?

Note: Reflections of the comic strip, its creation, and the thoughts that led to it,  which were inspired by the liturgical readings are not meant to be taken as approved teachings of the Catholic Church. They are thoughts and opinions of the creator of the co...