Fourth Sunday of Easter – 21 April 2024
“I am the good shepherd. a good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep.” I remember our seminary professor telling us that in Israel,
“I am the good shepherd. a good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep.” I remember our seminary professor telling us that in Israel,
Today’s Gospel shows the first disciples having difficulties and doubts about the Resurrection. Is it real, did it really happen, or is it an illusion,
In John’ s Gospel today, we witness a profound narrative that encapsulates the essence of Christian faith: the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the transformative
LOVE CONQUERS ALL: The Resurrection The death of a loved one is always an unspeakable loss. Suddenly, everything changes. The inevitable absence of a loved
Today’s Gospel offers profound insights that deeply resonate with the themes of humility and service, which are pivotal to understanding Palm Sunday’s significance. Palm Sunday
John 11:35 is famously the shortest verse in the entire bible. Whether in the original Greek, Latin, or in English, it is only two words,
John’s Gospel illustrates the depth of God’s love for humanity and the radical nature of divine mercy. This passage, which includes the well-known verse, “For
CONSTRUCTIVE AGGRESSION Who among us can deny that at times, more frequent than ever, our ‘aggressive’ nature shows up in most unexpected ways? Aggression can
From the land of Moriah to Calvary. God asked Abraham to take Isaac, his only beloved son, to the land of Moriah and offer him
Each year, as Lent begins, we hear of Jesus heading out into the wilderness to fast and pray, and there encountering the Devil, who tempts
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