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In these podcasts, Amy Arton, the creator of “Oblates of Mary” comic strip, reflects on the comic strip and she points out what stood out to her in the readings for the Sunday Mass. www.ibelieve.media
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Aug 23, 2025
Aug 23, 2025
12 min
This’s weeks reflection is on “The Narrow Gate”, the title of the “Oblates of Mary” Comic strip, inspired by the 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C. You can follow us at the below link. If this work is blessing you and you value what we do, please consider lifting us up with a donation, as well.
Note: Reflections of the comic strip, its creation, and the thoughts that led to it, which were inspired by the liturgical readings are not meant to be taken as approved teachings of the Catholic Church. They are thoughts and opinions of the creator of the comic strip that should always be prayerfully discerned before sharing with others. If questions arise, you should seek an answer from someone educated in the proper topic or source.
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Aug 19, 2025
Aug 19, 2025
9 min
This’s weeks reflection is on “The Race”, the title of the “Oblates of Mary” Comic strip, inspired by the 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C. You can follow us at the below link. If this work is blessing you and you can afford it, please consider lifting us up with a donation, as well.
Note: Reflections of the comic strip, its creation, and the thoughts that led to it, which were inspired by the liturgical readings are not meant to be taken as approved teachings of the Catholic Church. They are thoughts and opinions of the creator of the comic strip that should always be prayerfully discerned before sharing with others. If questions arise, you should seek an answer from someone educated in the proper topic or source.
http://www.ibelieve.media/oblates-of-mary
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#OblatesofMary #Catholic #TheRace #OblatesofMaryComic #catholiccomic #creativelycatholic #sundayreadings #Massreadings #liturgicalliving #amyarton #20thSundayOrdinaryTimeC #CatholicArtist

Aug 11, 2025
Aug 11, 2025
6 min
This’s weeks reflection is on “Blessed”, the title of the “Oblates of Mary” Comic strip, inspired by the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C.
Note: Reflections of the comic strip, its creation, and the thoughts that led to it, which were inspired by the liturgical readings are not meant to be taken as approved teachings of the Catholic Church. They are thoughts and opinions of the creator of the comic strip that should always be prayerfully discerned before sharing with others. If questions arise, you should seek an answer from someone educated in the proper topic or source.
View the comic here: Https://www.ibelieve.media/oblates-of-mary

Aug 5, 2025
Aug 5, 2025
11 min
Listen as Amy asks her nephews questions from the pray and ponder sheet which includes the Oblates of Mary Comic Strip for this week titled—Progress. Inspired by the Mass Readings for the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C.
Note: Reflections of the comic strip, its creation, and the thoughts that led to it, which were inspired by the liturgical readings are not meant to be taken as approved teachings of the Catholic Church. They are thoughts and opinions of the creator of the comic strip that should always be prayerfully discerned before sharing with others. If questions arise, you should seek an answer from someone educated in the proper topic or source.
Https://www.ibelieve.media/oblates-of-mary
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Jul 29, 2025
Jul 29, 2025
6 min
Listen as Amy Arton, the creator of the comic strip, Oblates of Mary, reflects on the Bible verse that inspired her latest comic strip, “Knock, Knock”, from the readings of the 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C.
Note: Reflections of the comic strip, its creation, and the thoughts that led to it, which were inspired by the liturgical readings are not meant to be taken as approved teachings of the Catholic Church. They are thoughts and opinions of the creator of the comic strip that should always be prayerfully discerned before sharing with others. If questions arise, you should seek an answer from someone educated in the proper topic or source.
To view the comic, go to https://www.iBelieve.media/oblates-of-mary
