Catholic Bible Study Made Simple

Catholic Bible Study Made Simple

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  • FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER—MAY 10, 2020

    How well do we know Jesus? We may know about Jesus, but how well do we know Him?  He tells us that we know His Father as well as we know Him, because they are one. Our oneness with Jesus is lived out in His Church. We are there with others, and we need to learn how to get along with the others in the Church, because we are as close together as stones in a wall.

    The Mass readings can be found here:  Lectionary 52

    The blog post can be found here:  Blog Post for 05/10/20

    28 min
  • Fourth Sunday of Easter--05/03/2020

    We are very familiar with the parable of the good shepherd who searches for the lost sheep out in the pasture. In this gospel Jesus tells us that He is the Good Shepherd who leads His sheep out to the good pasture lands. For Him to do this the sheep must: (1) Recognize His voice; (2) Pay attention to hear His voice; and (3) Be obedient to His voice.

    This may be a good time for us to take stock of ourselves as the Good Shepherd’s sheep. How well are we doing the three things that a good sheep will do?

    The Mass readings can be found here: Mass Readings for 05/03/20

    27 min
  • Third Sunday of Easter--April 26, 2020

    If Jesus doesn't meet our expectations, do we walk away from Him as the disciples on the road to Emmaus did?  And if He joined us on our journey away from Him, would we listen to Him and ask Him to remain with us?   More importantly, would we recognize Him when He revealed Himself to us?


    Probably we are not much different from these two disciples or the others who had traveled with Jesus.  They give us hope that Jesus is not  done with us yet regardless of anything that we do.

    28 min

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Exploring Sunday's Mass Readings to provide thematic sense to the readings. That theme is applied to daily life and its challenges. The reflection encourages the reader to consider some change to…