Fr Antonio Writes: The Sixth Sunday of Easter
This Sunday’s readings….
This Sunday’s readings….
The first reading this…
Fr Antonio PinedaAssistant Parish PriestT he fourth Sunday of Easter is known as Good Shepherd Sunday. This is because in the Gospel Jesus refers to us as his sheep which makes him our Shepherd. He says that he will give us eternal life and that we will never be lost. A Good Shepherd indeed! The
Peter in this Sunday’s Gospel…
Fr Antonio PinedaAssistant Parish PriestI n this Sunday’s Gospel, Jesus said to the woman: “Go away and do not sin any more” (John 8:11). Jesus’ words sounded like instructions, orders or even a warning. Some may say they were words of advice. But in truth, Jesus was speaking healing and empowering words. He was giving
Fr Antonio PinedaAssistant Parish PriestT his Sunday, we have what is undoubtedly one of the best known stories from the Bible, one that even non-Christians would often cite: the story of The Prodigal Son. The Catechism of the Catholic Church has a commentary on this popular parable which tells of the fascination and pitfalls of
In this Sunday’s Gospel….