Liturgical Year C

Matthew 16:13-19 - Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles

Peter confesses the true identity of Jesus in a pivotal moment of understanding: He was the Savior who was to ransom Israel, redeeming the world from the power of sin and death.

Luke 9:11b-17 - The Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ

When we receive the Eucharist, we are met with the love of God and find rest for our souls.

John 16:12-15 - The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity

On Trinity Sunday, we contemplate the mystery of the Trinity: God the Father, who creates and loves us; God the Son, who liberates and saves us, and God the Holy Spirit, who encourages and strengthens us.

John 20:19-23 - Pentecost Sunday

The Holy Spirit, Jesus’s Spirit, God’s Spirit, is the Advocate, who stands with us, for us, and through us.

Luke 24:46-53 - Seventh Week of Easter

Jesus ascended into heaven, promising the Holy Spirit to comfort and guide the disciples.

John 14:23-29 - Sixth Week of Easter

Contrasting paths of peace and chaos, Jesus offers inner peace and freedom through God's word and love.

John 13.1, 31-33a, 34-35 - Fifth Sunday of Easter

John 10:27-30 - Fourth Sunday of Easter

John 21:1-14 - Third Sunday of Easter

John 20:19-31 - Sunday of Divine Mercy

John 20:1-9 - The Resurrection of the Lord

Luke 19.28-49 - Palm Sunday of the Lord's Passion

John 8:1-11 - the Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time

Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32 - the Fourth Sunday of Lent

Luke 13:1-9

Just like the trees that we see outside slowly recover after the harsh winter storms, and bathe in the first rays of the sun, so our soul longs for the Word of God and His presence in our lives.

Luke 9:28b-36 - Second Sunday of Lent

Jesus’ Transfiguration points to the Truth and beyond. It lets us see Him in His glory and behold the realm of His Divinity. This is the ultimate Promised Land.

Luke 4:1-13 - the First Sunday of Lent

Jesus’ exemplary resistance to temptation is a source of hope for the discerning believer. The Sacraments offer life-giving weapons for our spiritual battles.

Luke 6:39-45 - Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time

By deepening our understanding of our faith, and living it in our daily lives, we are assured that we can become fruitful disciples of Christ.

Luke 6:27-38 - Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

Jesus presents us with a commandment that can only be described as radical: To love our enemies. His message marks the beginning of a new Covenant marked by a personal relationship with God.

Luke 6:17, 20-26 - Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Today’s Gospel reveals the heart of Jesus’ message about Catholic morality. It has important implications for a responsible and respectful lifestyle.

Luke 5:1-11 - Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Jesus teaching by Lake Gennesaret leads to a miraculous catch of fish, convincing Simon Peter of Jesus' divine power. Jesus then calls Simon to become a "fisher of people."

Luke 2:22-32 - The Feast of the Presentation of the Lord

Jesus was presented in the temple, fulfilling the Law of Moses. Simeon, a devout man, recognized Jesus as the redeemer.

Luke 1:1-4; 4:14-21 - the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

As we enter Ordinary Time, the Gospel of Luke emphasizes community and faith renewal. Jesus' teachings fulfill ancient promises, bringing liberation and redemption.

John 2:1-11 - The Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

The wedding in Cana marks a key moment in Jesus' life, demonstrating His divinity and foreshadowing the impact of His ministry.

Luke 3:15-16, 21-22 - The Baptism of the Lord

Jesus' baptism is the start of His ministry, leading a new Exodus through the waters of the Jordan for continuous renewal of spirit.

Matthew 2:1-12 - The Epiphany of the Lord

The Magi's journey reveals that Jesus' salvation is for all humanity, transcending borders. Their gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh symbolize Christ's kingship, death, and salvation.

Luke 2:41-52 - the Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph

Jesus is found discussing Scripture in the temple at age 12, revealing His Divinity and faithfulness. His extraordinary wisdom, faith, and obedience is demonstrated, marking a pivotal moment in His life and illustrating His preparation for His earthly ministry.

Luke 1:39-45 - the Fourth Sunday of Advent

Through Jesus' death and resurrection, he opened a path to our reconciliation with God. When we give our lives to God, we can be at peace.

Luke 3:10-18 - the Third Sunday of Advent

The crowd asks John what they should do to lead a virtuous life. He provides concrete and practical answers to live peacefully and harmoniously, and points to the imminent arrival of the Messiah.

Luke 3:1-6 - the Second Sunday of Advent in Year C

John the Baptist calls for repentance, preparing hearts for the coming of God's Kingdom. His message calls all to embrace transformation, making way for Christ's eternal reign.

Luke 21:25-28, 34-36 - the First Sunday of Advent

Jesus calls us to stay vigilant and faithful amid life’s turmoil, warning against distractions. His return promises redemption, bringing ultimate victory over sin and suffering.

Luke 15:1-32

Luke 14:25-33

Luke 14.1:7-14

Luke 13:22-30

Luke 12:49-53