Much like the widow to whom Elijah turned after he started the drought, Consuelo could not deny others in need. God had told Elijah that he would meet a widow in Zarephath who would feed him.

In the first reading, the beneficiary of this kindness is the prophet Elijah. Arriving in the town of Zarephath during a time of acute famine, he encounters a poor widow and asks her for some food.

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The first reading is from the Book of Kings and recalls the story of Elijah’s visit to the widow of Zarephath. The situation there is bleak. A severe drought had come upon the land. People were ...

(1 Kings 17:14) This biblical phrase always fascinates me. It comes from the story of Elijah, who, as he met a widow at the entrance of the city of Zarephath, asked her for a cup of water to drink. As ...

In the first reading, we are told how a widow ministered to the needs of the Prophet Elijah despite her scarce resources. The second reading tells us how Christ shared his humanity with us by offering ...

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On the first day of every week, each one of you should set aside a sum of money in keeping with his income, saving it up, so that when I come no collections will have to be made. On every Lord's Day, ...

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