8th Sunday After Pentecost 2023
Christ does not commend the dishonesty of the steward in the Gospel, but rather his prudent foresight. God has made us stewards of our lives and it is up to us to use our God-given talents to better know Him, love Him, and serve Him. We see the ambitions of the world, but how much more desirous should we be for heavenly goods. We too will have to make an account of our stewardship, and if we live our lives as a continual act of love we will be called to enter into the joy of our God.
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