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Turn Your Gaze to the Lord

Eldho Augustine csc – Readings: Acts 13: 26-33; Jn 14: 1-6 “Do not let your hearts be troubled. Believe in God, believe also in me”

Newton Basumatari csc – Readings: Acts 13: 13-25; Jn 13: 16-20 We read in the book of Proverbs 11: 2, disgrace always follows pride; but

Thomas Lima csc – Readings: 1Cor 15: 1-8; Jn 14: 6-14 Today we celebrate the feast of the Apostles Philip and James. They were martyrs

Jessel Pradeep Cutinha csc – Readings: Acts 11: 19-26; Jn 10:22-30 Jews gathered around Jesus and said to him, “How long will you keep us

Vimal Kumar csc – Readings: Acts 11: 1-18; Jn 10: 11-18 Today the church celebrates the Feast of St. Joseph, the worker. As a carpenter,

Martin Madalai Muthu csc – Readings: Acts 2: 14a, 36-41; 1 Pet 2:20b-25; Jn 10:1-10 We are on the fourth Sunday of Easter and with

Newton Basumatari csc – Readings: Acts 9: 31-42; Jn 6: 60- 69 We are in the third week of Easter and the word of God

Santhiya Philomone csc – Readings: Acts 9:1-20; Jn 6:52-59 In the first reading, we see the conversion of Paul on the way to Damascus. This

Readings: Acts 8: 26-40; Jn 6: 44-51 The word of God invites us to reflect on God’s choice in our life. The first reading tells

Kulandai Albert csc – Readings: Acts 8: 1a-8; Jn 6: 35-40 The liturgy of the word invites us to reflect on the theme “Complete trust

Readings: 1 Pet 5:5b-14; Mk 16:15-20 Jesus is the Saviour of all the world. Saint Mark, whose feast we celebrate today, proclaims this aspect in

Santhiya Philomone csc – Readings: Acts 6: 8-15; Jn 6: 22-29 In today’s first reading, we see the Jews judging and alleging false witnesses against

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

Vamshi Eedara csc – Readings: Acts 6: 1-7; Jn 6: 16-21 The readings invite us to have faith in Jesus so that we can endure

Tarsish Marak csc – Readings: Acts 5:34-42; Jn 6: 1-15 The feeding of five thousand people is an act of Jesus’ compassion towards the needy.