
Expound
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970 total reads The Gospel today narrates one of the appearances of the Risen Christ (Lk 24: 13-35) with the familiar feature of non-recognition of Jesus.

970 total reads
970 total reads The Gospel today narrates one of the appearances of the Risen Christ (Lk 24: 13-35) with the familiar feature of non-recognition of Jesus.

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945 total reads Since the year 2000, the Second Sunday of Easter is celebrated as the Feast of Divine Mercy. It was established by John Paul

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788 total reads In the gospels, the Infancy and the Passion are properly termed narratives because despite of their differences both follow somehow the same succession

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900 total reads With Palm Sunday the Holy Week begins, ending with Easter Sunday. Called Palm Sunday because of the entry of Jesus to Jerusalem where

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845 total reads One of the main characteristics of the gospel of John is his way of narrating an encounter between (a)person(s) and Jesus where in

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1,078 total reads 4th Sun Lent A There is no other story in the gospel of John that is so closely knit and with consummate artistry

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1,146 total reads Today’s readings narrate people who are thirsty after their sojourn in the desert (Ex 17:1-7) and the encounter of two thirsty persons, Jesus