Author: Rev. Msgr. Wilfredo Andrey

5th Sunday Lent C Is 43:16-21 The return from Babylon is portrayed as a powerful act of God’s saving grace. Introduced by Yahweh’s declaration, “I

4th Sunday Lent C Jos 5:9, 10-12 Egypt symbolizes separation from Yahweh. The exodus and covenant restored this relationship, culminating with the people celebrating Passover

3rd Sunday Lent C Exodus 3:1-8, 13-15 Moses, having fled to Midian, encounters the Angel of the Lord while tending his sheep (v2). This moment

2nd Sunday Lent C Gen 15:5-12, 17-18 Abram (not yet Abraham) receives a divine promise of numerous descendants and land, emphasizing his faith in Yahweh’s

Dt 26:4-11 The reading highlights the practice of Hebrew believers presenting part of their annual harvest to the Lord as an expression of gratitude. The

Sir 27:4-7 The proverbs from Sirach emphasize that speech reveals character. Just as shaking a sieve exposes coarse elements (v4), conversation uncovers a person’s flaws.