Reflection for the Twelfth Sunday of Ordinary Time
On its very first page of the Old Testament introduces God as the creator of the universe,. There are several layers of it: […]
Category: Sunday Meditations
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Reflection for the Eleventh Sunday of Ordinary Time
Scriptures tells us” God’s ways are not man’s ways.” The first reading in today’s liturgy, from the Book of the prophet Ezekiel, is a variation on the theme. We live […]
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Reflection for Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ – Corpus Christi
We use the word ” real ” to street that what we are presenting is true and sincere. Jesu intended to stress the truth when he spoke about himself as […]
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Reflection for the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity
In today’s Gospel , as Jesus prepares to ascend into heaven, his disciples undoubtedly wonder if they will ever see or experience him again. In today’s first reading, Moses reminds […]
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Reflection for Pentecost Sunday
Pentecost Sunday marks the conclusion. Of the fifty days of the Easter Season and the inauguration of the mission of the Church by the power of the Holy Spirit. Even […]
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Reflection for Seventh Sunday of Easter
After Jesus was taken up into heaven, the apostles returned to the Upper Room in Jerusalem and devoted themselves to constant prayer. They was frightened and confused – like a […]
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Reflection for the Sixth Sunday of Easter
In reflecting on the read today, a song which was quite popular a number of years ago comes to mind. Some of you may remember it also. What the world […]
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Reflection for Fourth Sunday of Easter
On this Good Shepherd Sunday we are presented with the image of Jesus as the gate, not simply as good Shepherd. Through the gate the flock is led to green […]
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Reflection for Third Sunday of Easter
There is old saying in Christianity: “If you were accused of being a Christian, would there be enough evidence to convict you?” Most of us find it hard to imagine […]