Please read the passage before reading the comments. Peter and John had gone to the temple for prayer. They had cuffed a lame person. They had been arrested, warned and released. Our narrative begins as the two apostles return to … Continued
Please read the passage noted before the commentary. It is the octave day of Easter today, the eighth day of the Easter celebration. In our reading from Scripture, we are on the same day as Easter, but in the evening … Continued
Por favor, lean este pasaje antes de la homilía. Es la Octava de la Pascua, el día octavo de la celebración de la Pascua. En nuestra lectura de las Escrituras, estamos en el mismo día de la Pascua, pero al … Continued
Please read the passage before reading the comments. The story of the lame person cured by Peter and John has been narrated and commented on since Wednesday. It will conclude with our reading on Monday. The prophet Isaiah had spoken … Continued
Please read the passage before reading the comments. The man asked for alms. Many people had given him money when he asked for alms. Peter said that he had no money. In the ancient language of Greek, the work for … Continued
Please read the passage before reading the comments. It is Easter, yet our Scripture passage states that it is the day of Pentecost. We shall use the Acts of the Apostles for most of our readings during the Easter Season … Continued
Please read the passage noted before the commentary. It is Easter Sunday. We celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. The gospel writers teach us that Jesus rose from the dead, but they do not tell us how he rose. Mary, the … Continued
Por favor, lean este pasaje antes de la homilía. Es domingo de Pascua. Celebramos la resurrección de Jesús. Los evangelios nos enseñan que el Señor resucitó de los, muertos, pero no nos enseñan cómo. María, la de Magdalena, vio removida … Continued
This commentary on the Lord’s death and resurrection comes from an ancient homily. It is found in the Greek Fathers (PG 43, 439.451. 462-463), and subtitled “The Descent of the Lord into the Underworld”. My compliments to the author, the … Continued
Please read the passage before reading the comments. The servant of the Lord speaks here. Is the servant an individual or the people themselves? Whom does Isaiah have in mind? Any and all servants of the Lord must know that … Continued