The Ministry of Jesus Christ: Short Meditations on the Public Life of Our Lord, by Father Richard Frederick Clarke, SJ

- From His Baptism to the Sermon on the Mount
- From the Sermon on the Mount to Our Lord's Retirement Before His Enemies
- From the Enrollment of the Apostles to the Raising of the Daughter of Jairus
- The Enrollment of the Apostles
- The Sermon on the Plain
- The Centurion's Servant
- The Widow of Naim
- The Visit of Saint John's Disciples
- Our Lord's Witness to Saint John the Baptist
- The Result of Neglected Graces
- The Divine Consoler
- The Conversion of Saint Mary Magdalen
- The Blasphemy of the Pharisees
- The Sin Against the Holy Ghost
- Idle Words
- True Relationship to Christ
- The Sower and the Seed
- The Roadside and Stony Ground
- The Thorny Ground
- The Good Ground
- The Parable of the Cockle
- The Seed Cast into the Ground
- The Parable of the Mustard-seed
- The Treasure Hid in the Field
- The Pearl of Great Price
- The Parable of the Leaven
- The Stilling of the Tempest
- The Legion of Devils Cast Out
- The Old and the New
- The Healing of the Woman with an Issue of Blood
- The Raising of the Daughter of Jairus
- From the Sending Out of the Apostles to the Confession of Saint Peter
- The Sending Our of the Apostles to Preach
- The Instructions for the Journey
- Our Lord's Care of His Servants
- The Warefare of the Gospel
- The Recompense of Charity
- The Death of Saint John the Baptist
- The Return of the Apostles
- The Feeding of the Five Thousand
- The Gathering Up of the Fragments
- Jesus Appears Walking Upon the Lake
- Saint Peter Walks Upon the Water
- The Meat That Perishes
- The Bread from Heaven
- The Saving Will of God
- The Murmuring of the Jews
- The Question of Unbelief
- Backsliding Disciples
- The Unwashed Hands
- The Growth of Corrupt Traditions
- Evil Thoughts
- The Sinfulness of Evil Thoughts
- The Syrophoenician Woman
- The Deaf and Dumb Man Healed
- The Sign from Heaven
- The Leaven of the Pharisees
- The Blind Man at Bethsaida
- The Confession of Saint Peter
- The Promise to Saint Peter
- From Our Lord's Prediction of His Passion to the Raising of Lazarus
- The Approaching Passion
- The Doctrine of the Cross
- Loss and Gain
- The Transfiguration
- The Healing of the Boy who was Possessed
- The Tribute-money
- The Dispute Among the Apostles
- On Scandal
- On Fraternal Charity
- The Sacrament of Matrimony
- The Feast of Tabernacles
- Our Lord in the Temple
- The Woman Taken in Adultery
- The Man Born Blind
- The Good Shepherd
- The Spirit of the Gospel
- Some Conditions of Following Christ
- The Mission of the Seventy
- The Good Samaritan
- Martha and Mary
- How to Pray
- The Divided House
- The Divine Maternity
- The Rich Fool
- Watch!
- The Unfruitful Fig-tree
- The Narrow Gate
- On Self-Exaltation
- The Great Supper
- The Lost Sheep
- The Lost Groat
- The Prodigal Son - His Departure
- The Prodigal Son - His Repentance
- The Prodigal Son - His Return
- The Unjust Steward
- On the Use of Riches
- The Rich Glutton
- The Raising of Lazarus
- From the Assembly of the Pharisees to the End of Christ's Public Ministry
- The Assembly of the Pharisees
- The Ten Lepers
- The Unjust Judge
- The Pharisee and the Publican
- The Necessity of Humility
- The Rich Young Man
- The Evangelical Counsels
- The Signs of His Approach
- The Suddenness of His Coming
- Coming Troubles
- The Labourers in the Vineyard
- The Petition of the Sons of Zebedee
- The Blind Men of Jericho
- The Conversion of Zaccheus
- The Lord and His Servants
- The Processon of Palms
- Christ Weeps Over Jerusalem
- On Death to the World
- The Barren Fig-tree
- On Confidence in Prayer
- Our Lord's Authority to Teach
- The Disobedient Sons
- The Question of the Sadducees
- The Vineyard and the Husbandmen
- The Wedding of the King's Son
- Caesar and God
- The Widow's Mite
- The Great Commandment
- Woe to you, Scribes and Pharisees
- The Parable of the Ten Virgins
- The Parable of the Talents
- The Final Judgment
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