Gospel & Reflection for Holy Thursday, Mass of the Lord’s Supper
Sharing in the Lord’s Body and Blood is meant to impart in us a newfound love, respect, and hope in our relationship with God and our neighbour. What Christ has done for us; we must do for each other. So, tonight, and always, Jesus invites us to His table. Here, He gives us the Eucharist, His Body and Blood. It is our food, our nourishment, our strength, given to us so that we too can live lives of service and love.
Apr
Gospel & Reflection for Palm Sunday 2025
The Gospel for Palm Sunday, and a short reflection by Pope Francis - "Christ’s cross embraced with love does not lead to sadness, but to joy."
Apr
Gospel & Reflection for the Fifth Sunday of Lent 2025
Our Gospel for this Sunday contains the story of the woman caught in adultery. While all around her stand in judgement, calling for the law to be applied with lethal force, only Jesus shows her mercy. - Not one of us, male or female, for any reason, is excluded from God’s love, mercy, or hope. Mercy is the fruit of God’s unconditional love for us all.
Apr
Gospel & Reflection for the Fourth Sunday of Lent
He embraces us with His Forgiveness, clothes us with His Word, and feeds us with His Body. All He needs from us is humility and recognition that we are often lost and in constant need of being found. If we can only appreciate the intensity of God’s love, searching, and welcome for us, and reflect it in some way in our lives, then our life’s journey will also be one of hope; it will be a journey from death to life; from being lost to being found.
Gospel & Reflection for the Third Sunday of Lent
Friends, Lent is a time of repentance. It is our time for metanoia. It is our moment of seeing the holy ground that we stand on; the ground of our relationships with others, our community, and with God and to see if they need changing or redirection to make them even better.
Mar