Gospel Reflections for May 3 2015 The First Reading reveals people who are not sure about St. Paul. Many are afraid of him. After all, it was only a short time earlier that he was persecuting Christians! Now Paul is claiming to be a Christian! Can he be trusted? Was his conversion authentic? All they […]
Gospel Reflections for April 26 2015: 4th Sunday of Easter
Gospel Reflections for April 26 2015 Today’s gospel features one of the most inspiring and much loved images of Our Lord, as the Good Shepherd who bravely takes care of all of us, his sheep. We are very far removed from shepherding at the time of Jesus. People then looked at shepherds in a whole […]
Gospel Reflections for April 17 2015: 3rd Sunday of Easter
Gospel Reflections for April 17 2015 St. Peter converts thousands Peter gives a single speech about Jesus in the First Reading and over 3000 people rush to be baptized! How did that happen? Was he that good? I have studied that speech for some time trying to discover the secret to his success. Wouldn’t we […]
Gospel Reflections for April 11 2015: 2nd Sunday of Easter
Gospel Reflections for April 11 2015 Thomas is not present when Jesus first appeared to the disciples after His resurrection. Thomas is as skeptical as anyone at hearing that Jesus had risen from the dead. He wants proof. I am sure you would too. Today’s Gospel describes their meeting, with a unique detail. Jesus invites […]
Gospel Reflections for Easter 2015
For years, Jesus preached parables, taught scriptures, and performed miracles throughout Galilee and Jerusalem, and all of His words and deeds had a tremendous effect. He made people profoundly happy! He also claimed to be the long awaited Messiah from God who would lead people to lasting happiness. However, archaeologists today affirm that other people […]
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