In today’s readings we see that once we are with risen Christ our faith cannot remain private but must be shared in community living.
In the first reading from the Acts of the Apostles, we meet Peter and John together in the temple (wherever two or three are in my name I am there, Jesus said) not as individuals but as co-workers with Jesus. Together they look at the crippled man in front of them and through the power of the Spirit and in the name of ris`en Christ call him to health and wholeness.
In today’s Gospel, we read about a walk to the village of Emmaus with Christ, who instructs his companions and then breaks bread with them. They don’t know him until they break and share the bread as companions on the journey. All of us who are baptized participate in the Eucharist to encounter, to know and recognize Christ in ourselves and one another.
By David Peter csc - Readings: Acts 3: 1-10; Lk 24: 13- 35 In the first reading we see Peter is healing a crippled beggar. We find how powerful the name of Jesus is. Today Peter, by healing the crippled beggar, gives us the assurance that anything we seek in…
By Vamshi Eedara csc - Readings: Acts 3: 1-10; Lk 24: 13-35 Today’s readings invite us to pay attention to Jesus and listen to him so that we may not fail to recognize Jesus as the risen Lord. In the first reading, we see the first miracle performed by Peter…
Shanborlang Mawrie csc - Readings: Acts 2:14,22-33; 1 Pet 1:17-21; Lk 24:13-35 The Lord is always with his people. In the Old Testament we see how He was walking with the Israelites even though many times they had forgotten him. He was faithful to them because he wanted them to…
By David Peter csc - Readings: Acts 3: 1-10; Lk 24: 13- 35 In the first reading we see Peter is healing a crippled beggar. We find how powerful the name of Jesus is. Today Peter, by healing the crippled beggar, gives us the assurance that anything we seek in…
By Vamshi Eedara csc - Readings: Acts 3: 1-10; Lk 24: 13-35 Today’s readings invite us to pay attention to Jesus and listen to him so that we may not fail to recognize Jesus as the risen Lord. In the first reading, we see the first miracle performed by Peter…
Shanborlang Mawrie csc - Readings: Acts 2:14,22-33; 1 Pet 1:17-21; Lk 24:13-35 The Lord is always with his people. In the Old Testament we see how He was walking with the Israelites even though many times they had forgotten him. He was faithful to them because he wanted them to…
