Three Great Things

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  • Daily Mass: Our service of others reveals our love for Jesus. Catholic Inspiration
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    The material needs of the Greek speaking widows calls forth the practical ministry of the first seven deacons in the early Church.

    Mass Readings – Saturday of the 2nd Week of Easter (#272)

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  • Daily Mass: We are on the right path when we stay close to the Lord. Catholic Inspiration
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    The wisdom of Gamaliel guides the Sanhedrin and reveals a spiritual insight: when we embrace our faith in Jesus Christ we are vibrant and authentic witnesses of the Lord.

    Mass Readings – Friday of the 2nd Week of Easter (#271)

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  • Daily Mass: We must obey God. Catholic Inspiration
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    The Apostles remain adamant in the face of persecution, seeking to obey God rather than men.

    Mass Readings – Thursday of the 2nd Week of Easter (#270)

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  • Daily Mass: God so love the world! Catholic Inspiration
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    Freed from prison by the power of God, the apostles continue to fearlessly proclaim the Good News.

    Mass Readings – Wednesday in the 2nd Week of Easter (#269)

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  • Daily Mass: Our faith in Christ unites us in heart and mind. Catholic Inspiration
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    The early Church is united in one heart and mind, reminding us that our faith in Jesus Christ draws us closer to God and one another.

    Mass Readings – Tuesday of the 2nd Week of Easter (#268)

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  • Daily Mass: It is the Holy Spirit, and not our ego, that directs our faith. Catholic Inspiration
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    Filled with the Holy Spirit, the disciples rejoice over the news from Peter and John and continue to speak the word of God with boldness.

    Mass Readings – Monday of the 2nd Week of Easter (#267)

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    St. Martin I, pray for us!

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  • Study, Pray, Serve: 3rd Sunday of Easter
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    Here are some of the main themes in the Mass readings for the 3rd Sunday of Easter.

    1st Reading – Acts: 2:14,22-33

    • Peter preaches to the people about the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.
    • Peter cites Psalm 16, revealing how this passage is fulfilled in Christ.
    • Psalm – 16:1-2,4,7-11

      • “Lord, you will show us the path of life.”
      • The passage recaps a substantial amount of what Peter quoted to the people in the first reading.
      • 2nd Reading – 1st Peter 1:17-21

        • This exhortation to conduct ourselves with reverence finds its strength in Christ, the spotless unblemished blood of the lamb of God.
        • Christ is revealed to us through our faith, hope, and belief in God.
        • Gospel – Luke 24:13-35

          • On the road to Emmaus, two disciples encounter Jesus along the way as he interprets the scripture passages that refer to Christ.
          • During the breaking of the bread, they recognize Jesus – who disappears from their sight – and return to Jerusalem to announce to the disciples what they experienced.
          • This basic structure – Scripture and the breaking of the bread – is the basic outline for the Mass we celebrate!
          • Mass Readings – 3rd Sunday of Easter (#46)

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          • 2nd Sunday of Easter: Peace be with you. Catholic Inspiration
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            The Risen Lord bestows the Holy Spirit upon the disciples as he proclaims “Peace be with you.”

            Mass Readings – 2nd Sunday of Easter (#43)

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          • Daily Mass: The Holy Spirit emboldens us to live our faith. Catholic Inspiration
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            Peter boldly responds to the Sanhedrin, steadfast in his faith in Christ.

            Mass Readings – Saturday in the Octave of Easter (#266)

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          • Daily Mass: We seek to do the will of God. Catholic Inspiration
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            Peter, filled with the Holy Spirit, defends his faith in Jesus Christ before the Sanhedrin.

            Mass Readings – Friday in the Octave of Easter (#265)

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