Homilist: Msgr. Connolly, Readings Acts 16:11-15 & Gospel John 15:26–16:4a Msgr. Connolly let us know about the early church. Paul is a driven man. Paul was an evangelist. Are we called to be evangelists.
Homilist: Fr. Denis, Gospel John 15:9-17, There is no greater love that to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. God is love. God chose you and loves you.
Homilist: Msgr. Connolly, Gospel John 15:9-17,There is no greater love that to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. Msgr. Connolly told a story about Larry. Larry taught him about the goodness of humanity.
Homilist: Fr. Denis Maher, Readings: Acts 16:1-10 & Gospel John 15:18-21 Fr. Denis gave us background on Paul and Timothy. The Gospel warns us of the challenges. We are called to be joyful.
Homilist: Msgr. Connolly, Readings Acts 15:27-31 and John 15:12-17 The first reading speaks of change in the church. The early church attempted to be peaceful during the change. Likewise we are invited to remain peaceful in times of transition.
Homilist: Fr. Tony Scannell, OFMCap, Gospel: John 15:9-11 May Eucharist give us a chance to do things with great love.
Homilist: Msgr. Connolly, Readings Acts 15:1-16 and John 15:1-8 Msgr. Connolly gave us some background on the Acts of the Apostles, the squeal to the Gospel of Luke. This books is about the early church. Christian Discipleship is a way of life for the early church and for us.
Homilist: Fr. Denis Maher, Readings: Acts 14:19-28 & Gospel John 14:27-31, May peace I give to you. How have you been effected by the pandemic? After reflection on the first reading Fr. Denis talked about how the early followers persevered. We are also invited to persevere.
Homilist: Msgr. Connolly, Gospel John 14:6-14, Jesus asks his disciples if they really know him/ Christian Discipleship is a way of life.
Homilist: Fr. Denis, Gospel John 15:1-8, Jesus is the vine and we are the branches We need to be connected to God. We learn much from our failures. We must always seek forgiveness.
