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The readings for the Palm Sunday of the passion of the Lord, profoundly reveal the depth of Christ’s love and the nature of His sacrifice for us. This day marks the beginning of the holy week, inviting us to reflect on Jesus’ journey to the cross, His triumphant yet humble entry into Jerusalem. His suffering,

Isaiah 43: 16-21, Philippians 3:8-14 John 8:1-11 The readings for the 5th Sunday in Lent invite us to reflect deeply on themes of renewal, mercy and our journey of faith. In today’s first reading the prophet Isaiah announces to them how Yahweh was about to work in their favour, wonders even greater than those of

4th Sunday of Lent: Book of Joshua (5:9-12) II Cor (5:17-21) Luke(15:1-3, 11-32) The readings for the 4th Sunday of Lent invites us to reflect deeply on God’s unfathomable mercy and the joy of reconciliation and returning home to God. The passage we are about to listen to is taken from the book of Joshua,

Exodus (3:1-8a, 13-15) Corinthians (10:1-6, 10-12) Luke(13: 1-9) The readings of the 3rd Sunday of lent invite us to reflect deeply on our relationship with God and his call for conversion and repentance. Today’s first reading tells us of Mosses’ call. Mosses’ is a sematic idiom denoting urgency and familiarity. Moses’ approach and God’s calling

2nd Sunday of Lent: Genesis (15: 5-12 17-18), Philippians (3:17 4:1) Luke (9:28-36) The readings for the 2nd Sunday of lent invite us into a deeper understanding of faith, hope and the call to transformation. In the first reading from Genesis, God makes a profound covenant with Abram, taking him outside to gaze at the