Saint Vincent Archabbey

Lectionary 54, Gospel John 13: 31-33A, 34-35 I always enjoy the public reading of the Acts of the Apostles during the masses of the long and

John 10; 27-30 The Gospel for this Sunday is brief in comparison with those of the past few weeks. However, In three verses a lot

John 10:27-30 Gospel Summary In order to appreciate fully the import of this beautiful gospel passage, we need to pay close attention to the context.

John 21:1-19 Gospel Summary Simon Peter and his companions after fishing all night catch nothing. At dawn as they approach shore, someone on the shore

Lectionary 48, Gospel John 21: 1-19 Having basked in the glow of Easter joy for two weeks we are presented today with a great challenge

John 20: 19–31 Gospel Summary It is surely an understatement to say that the disciples were filled with joy as Jesus appeared to them, alive

Lectionary 45; Gospel: John 20:19-31 A week ago we celebrated Easter and with great joy we sang our Alleluias, our churches were filled with white

Lectionary 42, Gospel John 20: 1-9 On this glorious Easter Sunday we rejoice in the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead as we hear

John 20: 1–9 Gospel Summary On that first Easter Sunday, Mary Magdalene goes to the tomb of Jesus early in the morning and sees that

Luke 22: 14 – 23:56 At each celebration of the Mass we proclaim the mystery of faith, the various options all point to the central

Luke 22:14-23:56 Gospel Summary The gospel for this Sunday is Luke’s version of the passion and death of Jesus. It begins with the Last Supper

John 8:1-11 Gospel Summary This is the gospel about the woman who had been caught in adultery. Enemies of Jesus bring her to him at

Lectionary 34, Gospel: John 8: 1-1 Each of the readings at mass on this fifth Sunday of Lent speaks in one way or another of

Luke 15:1-3.11-32 Gospel Summary When we read the parables of Jesus, we need to remind ourselves that they are not accounts of historical events. Rather,

2 Cor 5: 17 – 21 Luke 15: 1 – 3, 11 – 32 On the Second Sunday of Lent we heard a passage from

Lectionary 28 Two powerful stories engage us at mass on this third Sunday of the Lenten season, and both of them involve water. In the

Luke 13:1-9 Gospel Summary The gospel passage refers to two recent tragedies that were on people’s minds. Pilate had ordered the massacre of some Galileans

Luke 9:28b-36 Gospel Summary Luke’s version of the transfiguration of Jesus is more personal than the accounts of Mark and Matthew. Thus, for example, Luke

Phil 3:17–4:1 Where are you a citizen? Often I meet people who tell me that they are a(an) ________ -American with pride of their national

Lectionary 24 “Then you shall declare before the Lord, your God, ‘My father was a wandering Aramean…’” (Deut 26:5). These words which recite God’s goodness