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The Wisdom That Didn’t Last 

Medieval king kneeling in prayer wearing a crown and fur-lined cloak with a sword, ancient stone ruins and colorful aurora in the background
July 23, 2026 ~ Fr. Patrick Brady

Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A   1 Kings 3:5, 7-12 There is an uncomfortable fact underneath today’s first reading.   Insight doesn’t guarantee fidelity.   Truth doesn’t guarantee love.   You can pray exactly the right prayer at twenty and still lose it by sixty. Solomon is a young king when God appears to him in a … Continue reading The Wisdom That Didn’t Last 

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