Fourth Sunday of Easter, April 26, 2026
This text ( John 10:1-10 ) describes a community of shepherds who share a "sheep pen", a protected and sheltered place where each shepherd can know their sheep are safe
Continue readingThis text ( John 10:1-10 ) describes a community of shepherds who share a "sheep pen", a protected and sheltered place where each shepherd can know their sheep are safe
Continue reading"...but we had hoped that he was the one". There is something about these words, "but we had hoped", that tells us just how fragile our "hoping" can be. It
Continue reading"Peace Be With You!" What a greeting! Jesus, the Resurrected Jesus greets a huddled and hiding group of disciples with this power filled greeting that is more announcement than just
Continue readingMany of us wonder what it must have been like to come face to face with an empty tomb that first morning of the Resurrection. For these women in our
Continue readingGood Friday is the second movement of the Three Days (the Triduum), when the Church gathers to remember the suffering and death of Jesus Christ. Liturgy centers on the reading of the
Continue readingThe Gospel text for this Passion Sunday, which became more commonly known as "Palm Sunday", tells the story from the time the plot is put in place that led to
Continue readingAgain, the word "Defiant" is appropriate for describing the love Jesus carries for his friend Lazarus and really for the Love Jesus carries for all of us. It is a
Continue readingSometimes what we see, or what we can see, it limited by our own expectations and the "pre-conditioning" of our own cultures and lived experiences. In this text, (John 9:
Continue readingNothing is more obvious in this text than the fact that Jesus shows up in unexpected places, engages unexpected people and does unexpected things. In this text Jesus does the
Continue reading" For God did not send God's Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him”. This seventeenth verse of the third chapter of
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