Please read the Scripture passage before the homily. This passage follows on John’s account of the multiplication of the leaves and Jesus’ walking on the sea. The people are looking for Jesus. They have searched locally for him without fining … Continued
Please read this passage before reading the homily. My sisters and brothers, This is the first day of the week again, the death of Jesus had been catastrophic for many of Jesus’ disciples. The journey of the Cleopas and his … Continued
Por favor, lean este pasaje antes. Mis hermanas y hermanos Otra vez, este es el primer día de la semana. La muerte de Jesús fue catastrófica para muchos de los discípulos de Jesús. El viaje de Cleofás y su … Continued
Please read the Scripture passage before the homily. “He said this to test him because he himself knew what he was going to do.” Once upon a time, Moses had gone up a mountain. He came down with the tablets … Continued
Please read the Scripture passage before the homily. The Easter season runs util May 28 this year. Easter is a feast that lasts a week of weeks (49 days) plus a fiftieth day. Easter is a unique and most important … Continued
Please read the Scripture passage before the homily. My nephew was adopted at birth by my sister and her husband. He was not begotten by my brother-in-law but was adopted. The father who begot him could not raise him. God … Continued
Please read this passage before reading the homily. My sisters and brothers, This is the first day of the week again, the day Chrost rose from the dead. We still have the doors locked and we are afraid of shadows. … Continued
Mis hermanas y hermanos Otra vez, este es el primer día de la semana, el día en quien Cristo resucitó de la muerte. Las puertas están cerradas todavía por miedo de las sombras. La paz falta; la paz necesitamos y … Continued
Please read the Scripture passage before the homily. In all four gospel accounts, this is the only post-resurrection appearance of Jesus and his disciples in Galilee. Thomas and Nathanael are reintroduced to us. The “disciple whom Jesus loved”, as usual, … Continued
Please read the Scripture passage before the homily. It is Easter Sunday. Cleopas and another disciple, perhaps his wife, according to John 19:25, are leaving Jerusalem. Luke describes them as grieving at the death of Jesus and disillusioned at this … Continued