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In these podcasts, Amy Arton, the creator of “Oblates of Mary” comic strip, reflects on the comic strip and she points out what stood out to her in the readings for the Sunday Mass. www.ibelieve.media
Episodes
Pagan Territory: In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A, Zeke Ben and Jeremiah miss their exit. Do they continue?
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Live in Peace: In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, Year A, Dolores and Myrtle have a disagreement. Will it be solved?
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Transformed: In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for Pentecost Sunday, Year A, Zeke is transformed. Read the comic to see how the Holy Spirit transforms him.
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Time to Teach: In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the Ascension of the Lord, Year A, Mateo is inspired to teach. How will he do it?
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Road Trip: In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 6th Sunday of Easter, Year A, Angelique has to choose one thing to take with her on a road trip. What will it be?
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Chosen & Precious : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 5th Sunday of Easter, Year A, Zeke calls others to come to the Lord.
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 thought...
Playtime : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 4th Sunday of Easter, Year A, Jesus plays a game with the Oblates. What will he find?
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 ar...
Encounter with Jesus : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 3rd Sunday of Easter, Year A, Miriam encounters Jesus, how will she take 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...
For the Sake of His Sorrowful Passion : In this week’s Oblates of Mary Comic, Angelique wakes up at 3:00 AM. What does she do?
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 comic ...
Rooster Trouble : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for Palm Sunday, Year A, Dolores has a little rooster trouble. How will it turn out?
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I Walk : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 5th Sunday of Lent, Year A, Angelique goes for a walk. Will it work out?
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 ...
Eye Opening : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 4th Sunday of Lent, Year A, Zeke and Miriam discuss a fellow oblate.
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 though...
I Thirst : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 3rd Sunday of Lent, Year A, Beth finds herself in need of refreshment. What will Jeremiah deliver?
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 Cathol...
Pop! : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 2nd Sunday of Lent, Year A, Zach faces his fear. Will he come out alive?
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To Eat or Not to Eat : In this week’s Oblates of Mary comic, inspired by the Liturgical Readings for the 1st Sunday of Lent, Year A, Myrtle is faced with the temptations of a delicacy.
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 Chur...
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...
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 t...
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 Ch...
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?
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...
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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