Called By Name
Jesus, the Good Shepherd, call each of us by name as we journey toward Heaven
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Deacon Greg Lambert
Deacon Greg Lambert was ordained in 1997, in the Diocese of St. Petersburg, and currently serves at St. Lawrence Catholic Church in Tampa, Florida.. Deacon Greg assists in the areas of RCIA, Adult Faith Formation, and Sacramental Preparation. In addition to his service at the parish level, Deacon Greg is a staff member of Diakonia newsletter for the diaconal community of the diocese. He is also part of the teaching faculty for the Lay Pastoral Ministry Institute which has accredidation from the USCCB. His articles have been published in Deacon Digest Magazine, Catholic Stand, Diakonia and Catholic365. He has a BA in Religious Studies and an MA in Theology from St. Leo University.
Latest Articles By Deacon Greg Lambert
Living in the Desert of Lent
Entering into the silence of the Lenten desert in order to listen to God.
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Evidence of Repentance
During Advent, we pray to grow in Faith, Hope and Love, while exhibiting the fruits of these virtues for all to see.
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The Relief of Purgatory
Purgatory should be seen as restorative as opposed to punitive for those who die in "God's grace and friendship"
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Burnt Offerings and Sacrifices During Times of Crisis
The importance of discretion when giving alms to those in need
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The Importance of the Last Supper in Christianity
The Last Supper account is a core component of the Christian faith, and should be treated with reverence in every rendering, visual and otherwise.
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Purgatory: Punishment or Purification?
Church Teaching versus private revelation as to the nature of Purgatory
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Knowing Jesus in the Breaking of the Bread
Recognizing Jesus and one another in the Sunday Gathering
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What Can I Expect from God?
What can we expect from God as baptized sons and daughters?
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Blessings, Curses and Our Daily Bread
On our daily Christian walk, we are presented with the binary choice of blessings or curses in all that we do and say.
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A Tale of Two Canticles
The Canticle of Zechariah and The Canticle of Mary can guide us on our daily journey toward salvation.
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Love is the Fulfillment of the Law
The love of God and neighbor fulfills the law, and covers a multitude of sins in the process.
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Faith Seeking Understanding
We pray to grow in understanding the faith we have already received in Baptism
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A Father’s Love
God the Father's love is expressed through the parable of The Prodigal Son
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