Tag: Year b
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Paul on Paul – 6th June 2021
Hebrews 9:11-15 The Feast Day of one of our Parishes, the Feast of Corpus Chirsti, is a moment for us to realise that God is with us. But not only that, this Sunday’s 2nd Reading helps us realise that the Eucharist is the fulfillment of Old Testament Worship – where the symbols of God’s love…
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Paul on Paul – 30th May 2021
Romans 8:14-17 This Sunday we contemplate the unique Christian myster of the Trinity – of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirt – who are each a person of God, but do not change the unity of God. Our faith invites us to enter into the God’s Loving mystery – and embrace his Love.
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Paul on Paul – 23rd May 2021
1 Corinthians 12:3B-7. 12-13 As we leave Easter we celebrate Pentecost Sunday, and the Gift of the Holy Spirit. St Paul reminds us that we recieve that same Loving Spirit as the Apostles which makes us – not just individuals, but parts of One Body of the Church – regardless of who we are.
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Paul on Paul – 16th May 2021
1 John 4:11-16 As the East Season draws to a close we reflect on the focus of John’s 1st Letter – Love of God. Love isn’t just what God does, but what God is – the Loved, the Lovd and the Love between them – a Trinitarian God of Love.
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Paul on Paul – 9th May 2021
1 John 3:18-24 Our faith has its foundations in Love for others, knowledge of God’s commandments & belief in Christ as Lord. This Sunday’s 2nd Reading invites us to reflect on all 3, but forces us to ackowledge that these don’t ‘just happen’ but requre our action.
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Paul on Paul – 2nd May 2021
1 John 3:18-24 Our faith has its foundations in Love for others, knowledge of God’s commandments & belief in Christ as Lord. This Sunday’s 2nd Reading invites us to reflect on all 3, but forces us to ackowledge that these don’t ‘just happen’ but requre our action.
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Paul on Paul – 25th April 2021
1 John 3:1-2 This Sunday’s 2nd reading is desceptively short, but contains within it 2 fundemental Christian Truths: that God loves us as children, but we do not yet know Him.
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Paul on Paul – 18th April 2021
1 John 2:1-5a We cannot know God perfectly, but that doesn’t mean we know nothing of Him, or what he calls us to do. John tells us that the way for us to know God, is to listen to what he asks of us.
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Paul on Paul – 11th April 2021
1 John 5:1-6 This Sunday – like Jesus himself – is known by many names. But all these names remind us to the same trust – that Jesus who came by both water and blood died for us so we can experience his mercy, and that ir doesn’t get better than that.
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Paul on Paul – 28th March 2021
Philippians 2:6-11 On the final Sunday in Lent, the 2nd Reading us focussed on the events of Holy Week – of Chirst’s death and new life and it’s meaning for us. As we conclude our Lenten Sacramental Refelctions we use this to explore the Sacrament of the Sick and how we should approach our own…
Corpus Christi & Our Lady of Perpetual Succour 