Liturgical Readings for : Saturday, 13th April, 2024 Saturday of the Second Week of EasterOptional memorial of St Martin I, pope and martyr The Church continues to grow as the apostles re-order the church ministriesto cope with different needs while the Spirit brings peace. FIRST READING A reading from the Acts of the Apostles 6:1-7They elected seven men filled with…
Liturgical Readings for : Friday, 12th April, 2024 Friday in the Second Week of Easter Jesus communicated his life giving power through his words and personal sacrificial actions. FIRST READING A reading from the Acts of the Apostles 5:34-42They left, glad to have had the honour of suffering humiliation for…
Liturgical Readings for : Thursday, 11th April, 2024 Thursday of the Second Week of Easter Memorial of St Stanislaus, bishop and martyr may be made. St Peter tells all who need to hear that the apostles are the authentic witnesses to God’s Spirit at workin the Jesus events they have experienced . FIRST READING A reading from the Acts…
Liturgical Readings for : Wednesday, 10th April, 2024 Wednesday of Second Week of Easter God’s love calls for a response of faith in Jesus. This in turn demands truth from us. FIRST READING A reading from the Acts of the Apostles 5:17-26The men you imprisoned are in the Temple. They are standing there preaching…
Liturgical Readings for : Tuesday, 9th April, 2024 Tuesday of the Second Week of Easter Jesus is the perfect revelation of God especially in his death and resurrection. FIRST READING A reading from the Acts of the Apostles 4:32-37United, heart and soul. The whole group of believers was united, heart and soul; no one claimed for his…
Liturgical Readings for : Monday, 8th April, 2024 The Annunciation of the Lord, Solemnity Mary gives her consent to God to work through her and with her.She gave herself entirely to the person and work of Jesus without reservation,inspired by the Spirit of God. She is a great inspiration to us. FIRST READING A reading from the Book of the…
Liturgical Readings for : Sunday, 7th April, 2024 Second Sunday of Easter (also designated: Divine Mercy Sunday) The struggle for faith experienced by Thomas leads us to think on the meaning of faith in the risen Christ.We do not depend on physical experience of Christ but know his presencein keeping God’s commandments and as a gathered community,in the hearing of the…
Liturgical Readings for : Saturday, 6th April, 2024 Easter Saturday Jesus has to reproach his disciples for being so slow to believe in his resurrectionand remind them that they will find the same amongst their followers. FIRST READING A reading from the Acts of the Apostles 4:13-21 We cannot…
Liturgical Readings for : Friday, 5th April, 2024 Easter Friday This morning meeting by the lakeside between Jesus and his disciplescarries the intimate and homely invite by Jesus, the gentle host ‘Come and have breakfast‘ FIRST READING A reading from the Book Acts of the Apostles 4:1-12 This is the only name…
Liturgical Readings for : Thursday, 4th April, 2024 Easter Thursday The initial response of the disciples to the Lord’s coming was one of alarm and fright; that response quickly gave way to joy and then to loving service as they offered the Lord some food which he ate although now fully living in the Spirit. FIRST READING …
