Feeling spiritually lost sometimes?
The readings for the 3rd Sunday of Lent reflect on the image of the spiritual wilderness.  Like us, many biblical characters were lost and confused at various crucial points of their lives.
Their stories provide insights on the ways to overcome these states of desolation. 

Keep the faith to fight uncertainty.

The second Sunday of lent readings are stories of several biblical characters who find themselves in a state of uncertainty and confusion.  In the end, it was faith in the Lord which pulled them through. 

Lost?  Come join us.

Professing the Faith.

Lent is a time of preparation for the celebration & commemoration of the events foundational to our faith.  The readings of this first Sunday of Lent explore the meaning of faith and suggest how best to express it.  How do you profess your faith? 

Good advice to live by.

Using ordinary images from daily life, this Sunday's readings teach a message about living an integrate life which will allow both our soul and body to reach heaven. Come and share your good fruits with your family.

Looking ahead and planning accordingly. 

It is an advantage for us to look at life from a broader and far reaching perspective and not just the here and now.  It helps us to focus our purpose and to find the role of God in our lives. Sunday's readings demonstrate the importance of this so that we can make the right life choices. Come, discuss and to help one another.

Free your conscience.

Thereadings reflect on freeing ourselves from our conscience so we can be more effective in bringing the good news to others. The reflections start by appreciating the grace of God, his calming presence helps us to examine ourselves honestly, and then we can move forward to spread his good news effectively. Come and learn to set your conscience free.

Listening to the Lord's words will set you free.

The readings for the 3rd Sunday in Ordinary time begins the journey through the ministry of Jesus. The Gospel of Luke reveals Jesus's mission to liberate us from the burdens of our daily lives. Come listen.

You are invited to a wedding - a Divine one!

This week's readings mark the transition to Ordinary time. It leads us through the "Ordinary" moments of Jesus's ministry - his teaching and miracles. Each moment is part of God's design to make us his people. Today's readings describe this design through a marriage metaphor.

The journey of professing joy.

The Christmas season concludes with the celebration of Jesus's baptism.  It marks the beginning of Jesus public ministry, which will culminate in his death and resurrection. Jesus's work is presented as a journey from sadness to joy. 

Readings here > https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/011225.cfm

Christmas is four days away. Today's reflection reminds us that the Mystery of Incarnation and the Paschal Mystery are the two sides of the same coin. One is incomplete without the other. Enjoy and God bless!