Today is Wednesday, the 23rd of August, in the 20th week of ordinary time.

Liz Weiss with the Porter's Gate sings, we labour onto glory.

My God, my God, where I go glory, where I read, and where I sow glory.

In my hands they grit the thorn of glory, in the still and in the stone glory, glory.

Oh, we labour onto glory, till heaven and earth are one.

Oh, we labour onto glory, until that's kingdom come.

The sun is shining and then goes down the glory.

Bring it pose and beats the crown glory, dusted, risen, hence my days glory.

What's the pain beneath your gaze, glory, glory.

Oh, we labour onto glory, till heaven and earth are one.

Oh, we labour onto glory, until that's kingdom come.

My God, my hands they're kingdom bound, glory, where thorns no longer curse the crown glory.

Trin' the wicked, not the flame, glory.

I work in will not be late, glory, glory.

Oh, we labour onto glory, till heaven and earth are one.

Oh, we labour onto glory, until that's kingdom come.

Oh, we labour onto glory, till heaven and earth are one.

Oh, we labour onto glory, till today's reading is from the gospel of Matthew.

For the kingdom of heaven is like a landowner who went south early in the morning to

her laborers for his vineyard. After agreeing with the laborers for the usual daily wage,

he sent them into his vineyard. When he went south about nine o'clock,

he saw others standing idle in the marketplace, and he said to them,

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