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The Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ 

Trinity Sunday

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Fifth Sunday Lent  - March 29 2020

The Gospel today calls us to reflect on Baptism as a dying and rising with Jesus. In Baptism we die to sin’s power over us, rising as children of God and join ourselves with Christ, who conquered death so that we who believe in him may have eternal life. With Martha and Mary, we are called to profess our belief that Jesus is indeed the Resurrection and the life. Believing in Jesus, with more trust than understanding, is the journey of discipleship.

Prayer for Fifth Sunday Lent

God of freedom,

  You remove all that binds us

  into patterns of death

  and breathe new life 

  into every worn-out soul.

We cry to you for release

  from all that binds us.

Roll away the stone that block;

  loosen the tightness of our lives;

  call us forth from the tomb of our despair

  into the newness of life.

We ask this prayer in the name of your Son, Jesus,

who is the Life of the world.

Amen.

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Fourth Sunday Lent - March 22 2020

The Gospel focuses on the cure of a man born blind and the first reading invites us to see as God sees and not as humans see. The second reading also fits this focus, stressing the importance of living in the light rather than in darkness. We are invited to be people who realise we are somehow blind and are willing to be given sight. This deeper conversion lends itself to the Lenten season.   

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