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| Poems About the Gospel, Patrick McCaskey |
Jesus Explained the Steward Parable
Luke 12:39-48
Christ talked about responsibility.
The faithful souls and the ignorant would
Be judged differently from the lazy,
The calculating, the noncompliant.
Duties of life can lead to holiness.
The Spirit of God leads to sanctity.
Let’s worship God in spirit and in truth.
Jesus was poor, humble, and cross-bearing.
Everyone has different chores and gifts.
Charity arouses hope and good works.
Let’s act with courage and humility.
Jesus Christ washed the feet of His apostles.
My grandfather overslept and missed the
Eastland. Sometimes it’s okay to be late.
Patrick McCaskey
Patrick McCaskey is a Vice President and Director of the Chicago Bears, Chair of Sports Faith International, and Chair of WSFI Catholic Radio 88.5, as well as poet and the author of our Sports and Faith Series. The Sports and Faith include stories of athletes and others who live exemplary lives like George "Papa Bear" Halas, Pat's grandfather. Surprising, inspiring, and all very human, Patrick McCaskey's Poems About the Gospel is Patrick's first book of poems where readers can find a few words of encouragement in every one. Poems About the Gospel is available from Sporting Chance Press, Amazon and select bookstores like the Little Way in Crystal Lake.
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