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This is a Catholic Bible study for Holy Trinity Sunday. What a wondrous gift our Lord and Father has given to us than that of the Holy Trinity. The gift of salvation comes through them so that we, in turn, may share the triune love with others. This is our last study until Fall. May God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit bless you!

This is a Catholic Bible study for the 7th Sunday of Easter. As we move forward on the path towards Pentecost, let us examine what it takes for us to be with God forever in Heaven. He wants us with Him... do we want it as bad?

This is a Catholic Bible study for the 6th Sunday of Easter. We hear of the Holy Spirit coming upon us to be with us as Jesus is about to ascend into Heaven. Come, Holy Spirit!

This is a Catholic Bible study for the 4th Sunday of Easter. As we continue to celebrate the empty tomb, let us always remember that Jesus is our Good Shepherd and He is looking for us, calling to us and desiring us to come follow Him. Let us not be led astray by the temptations of this world, but cling to our Lord and Savior!

This is a Catholic Bible study for the 3rd Sunday of Easter. Alleluia! Jesus is Risen! He is Alive! Let us celebrate this wondrous truth every day of our lives. Alleluia!

This is a Catholic Bible study for the 5th Sunday of Lent. We continue on our journey through Lent. Hold on tight, for there is only two more weeks to be with Jesus in the desert! We will see, once again, the theme of Baptism in our readings. May you celebrate the Divine Life within you and give God all the Glory!

This is a Catholic Bible study for the 4th Sunday of Lent. The gift of Laetare Sunday is upon us! What a Joyful noise unto the Lord we should make. Our Heavenly Father has given us the free gift of His Kingdom through the Sacrament of Baptism. May we realize the tremendous treasures we have and desire to share them with others.

This is a Catholic Bible study for the 3rd Sunday of Lent. Jesus met the woman at the well. Wells were common areas where people would socialize for everyone needed water throughout the day. However, noon was not the time to get water unless you wanted to avoid others. Thus, Jesus knew who He would meet at the well. Are we willing to meet Jesus at the well and have Him fill us with the everlasting water?

This is a Catholic Bible study for the 2nd Sunday of Lent. Today is commonly called "Transfiguration Sunday." Even though we celebrate this Feast in August, we also celebrate it in Lent to help us realize that the sacrifices we are applying to ourselves, there is "hope at the end of the tunnel." Lord, we place our trust in You!