On this Fifth Sunday of Easter we continue to read from John's Gospel (14:1-12). It is part of the discourse at the Last Supper where Jesus prepares the disciples for what it to come. For us it is about trusting that God is with us on our journey.

On the Fourth Sunday of Easter the Gospel reading is from John 10. In it Jesus declares that he is the Good Shepherd. As we will hear, Jesus begins with the image of the sheep-gate. It is about our relationship with him.

As we continue to explore the appearances of the Risen Jesus to the disciples, we turn to Luke's account of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus.

On the second Sunday of Easter we continue to encounter the Risen Lord. In John's Gospel, the gift of the Holy Spirit is an essential part of the Easter event.

At Easter, we not only remember the death and resurrection of Jesus, we also celebrate our faith that we are one with him and already share in his victory over death.

Palm Sunday recalls the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem and we also listen to Matthew's Passion, his account of the suffering and death of Jesus. It also is the beginning of Holy Week, the final week of Lent.

On the fifth Sunday of Lent we listen to the account in John's Gospel of the raising of Lazarus from the dead. We are being called to believe that Jesus is the Resurrection and the life.

As we continue to read from John's Gospel, we hear the encounter between Jesus and a man who was born blind. It is also about how we come to see with the eyes of faith.

On this third Sunday of Lent the Gospel reading presents the encounter between Jesus and a Samaritan woman. It is also about how we encounter Jesus.

On this second Sunday of Lent the account of the Transfiguration is an invitation to us to reflect on our experiences of God's presence.