WORD OF FAITH
We are called and then sent
The kerygma we are to proclaim is that the kingdom of God is at hand, and we are sent to go forth and baptize all nations in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.
Come witness the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist!
We are called to witness to the story of our faith through our participation in the one cup and the one bread.
The mystery of the Most Holy Trinity
God pours out his grace on the faithful through his Son, our Lord Jesus Christ.
‘Peace be with you’
On Pentecost Sunday, give to the Lord our internal conflicts which weigh us down.
Acts of the Holy Spirit
It is the Holy Spirit of God, that bond of love and knowledge that exists from all eternity between God the Father and God the Son, that is active and present in the Church and the world.
Let us love one another
We are not called to like everyone; we are called to love them, to will their effective good.
Preparing for Pentecost
Use this remaining time in the Easter season to prepare for the Holy Spirit!
Jesus as the Good Shepherd and as the gate
Jesus tells us that we must enter through him and that whoever does enter through him will have life.
Hear, believe, understand and proclaim!
We are to be disciples and disciple-makers; fed by the Word of God and sustained by the Eucharist.
Divine Mercy Sunday
What can we expect from this second Sunday of Easter?
The Lord is risen: Alleluia!
How to navigate the Easter readings as we celebrate the Resurrection of the Lord
The sacred drama of Holy Week
The Sacred Drama of Holy Week
The door of hope and promise
The door of hope and promise
What do you see?
Our readings Sunday focus on “seeing.” What do you see? Who do you see? How do you see? These are important questions to ponder as we reflect on the Scriptures.
Thirsting for relationship
Thirst for water runs through our readings this Sunday. In the book of Exodus, the people were driven by their thirst to grumble against Moses and ultimately against God.
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