A FREE small-group bible study on the Sunday Mass readings, Reflecting on Sunday's Readings introduces participants to small-group discussion materials based on the Scripture passages used in the upcoming Sunday's Mass. Each passage is printed along with a few questions designed to engage the heart and stimulate discussion. The monthly download ...
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Click here to read more about Liz & Deana's reflections regarding the call for all to be saints in the latest Saint's Alive issue. "Every follower of Jesus Christ is regarded as a saint. Scripture high-lights their identity, calling, and relationship with God. 'And if children, then heirs, heirs of God and joint heirs with Christ — if, in ...
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Sunday Reflections. The Reflections are grouped in The Liturgical Cycle Year A B & C in the Table of Sundays. These reflections are based on the Sunday readings. Each one aims to develop a seminal idea which will nourish personal prayer, and give direction to the week's journey of faith. They may also help preachers, by suggesting themes to be ...
Luke 24:13-35 Reflection and Lesson: Jesus on the Road to Emmaus
It is found in the Gospel of Luke, chapters 24:13-35. In this story, two disciples of Jesus are walking to the village of Emmaus, about seven miles from Jerusalem. They are talking about all the things that have happened to Jesus in the past few days. They are sad and confused because Jesus has been crucified.
Sermon: Jesus Opens our Eyes
Luke is the only one of the four gospel writers to include this story. It is a story that reveals to us not only something about who we are, but how Jesus opens our eyes to see Him for who He is and about how we can come to know Him. The journey to Emmaus is both a literal and a spiritual journey. On one hand it recounts the story of two ...
The Lord's Day Reflection: 'On the road to Emmaus'
Emmaus is one of the most mysterious places in the New Testament, and nobody knows exactly where it is, despite its being described as about seven miles from Jerusalem. I suggest, however, that in our meditation on the text, we leave the geography, open ourselves to the symbolism and consider two possible approaches. Liturgical journey to Emmaus
PDF The Road to Emmaus (Lk 24:13-35) A Reflection by Frank Brown
Luke 24:28-32: As they drew near the village they were heading for, Jesus made as if to go on further. But they. prevailed upon him "Stay with us, for night comes quickly. The day is almost over.". So He went in to stay with them. When they were at table, He took break, said a blessing, broke it and gave each a piece.
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Journey with us till He calls us home 😇🙏 ️ ... Joanne Yankauskis April 22, 2018 at 8:56 am. Thank you for your reflection on the Emmaus story. The ebb and flow of the Emmaus journey has lessons for all of us. The Risen Lord is with us on our journey in both directions. Reply. Lynda April 22, 2018 at 6:32 am.
Joy for the Journey: Reflections on the Walk to Emmaus, Luke ...
For Luke the resurrection is a "sign" to see, requiring that one's eyes be properly opened (v. 16). We remember that in John's account of the Resurrection, Mary mistook Jesus for the gardener ...
The Journey to Emmaus Reflection
The Journey to Emmaus Reflection. Preacher: Jennifer Casto. Passage: Luke 24:13-35. Dear Friends, Luke 24:13-35. ... making the seven-mile journey to a town called Emmaus. It was a long seven miles. A long journey they were making as followers of Jesus carrying the burdens of discouragement, disappointment, and disillusionment. They were broken ...
Joy for the Journey: Reflections on the Walk to Emmaus, Luke 24:13-35
How is it that, instead of a journey of joy, the walk to Emmaus scene is more like a grief therapy session? "We are not on a journey of joy," I can imagine these two saying. "We are just trudging down this path paved with disappointed hopes." Everybody is on a journey of one kind or another, though we don't always recognize it and name it.
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On this third Easter Sunday, we rejoice to proclaim with St. Peter in the Acts of the Apostles: He is risen and alive (Acts 2:24). Christ is not a man from the past. Catholic priests are not museum curators. The Church is not the custodian of a bygone age. Jesus is risen and alive in His Church—most especially in the Eucharist.
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April 23, 2023, the Third Sunday of Easter: Those who practice the Examen, a meditative daily habit, may recognize something familiar in the scene that unfolds in this Sunday's Gospel passage.
Jesus on The Emmaus Journey: the Grace of The Holy Mass
The two disciples who set out for Emmaus had thought Jesus would redeem Israel from a material perspective. So they were downcast when Jesus was killed and the story about His resurrection based on the testimony of the women seemed too much for their comprehension. Jesus showed up in the hopeless situation of the Emmaus Journey Disciples.
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In Luke 24 we read about two followers of Jesus who traveled from Jerusalem to the village of Emmaus. These disciples discussed the recent events of the death and resurrection of Jesus. As they drew near to Emmaus, the risen Christ joined them on their journey. He explained to them what was written about himself in the Scriptures. At dinner ...
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PDF The Road to Emmaus (Lk 24:13-35) A Reflection for Ministry
Luke 24:13: That same day, two of them were going to Emmaus, a village seven miles from Jerusalem and they talked about what had happened. The story begins with Cleophas and his companion travelling from Jerusalem to Emmaus. It had been three days from the crucifixion of Jesus and they were grieving, confused and frightened.
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A FREE small-group bible study on the Sunday Mass readings, Reflecting on Sunday's Readings introduces participants to small-group discussion materials based on the Scripture passages used in the upcoming Sunday's Mass. Each passage is printed along with a few questions designed to engage the heart and stimulate discussion. The monthly download ...
Click here to read more about Liz & Deana's reflections regarding the call for all to be saints in the latest Saint's Alive issue. "Every follower of Jesus Christ is regarded as a saint. Scripture high-lights their identity, calling, and relationship with God. 'And if children, then heirs, heirs of God and joint heirs with Christ — if, in ...
Sunday Reflections. The Reflections are grouped in The Liturgical Cycle Year A B & C in the Table of Sundays. These reflections are based on the Sunday readings. Each one aims to develop a seminal idea which will nourish personal prayer, and give direction to the week's journey of faith. They may also help preachers, by suggesting themes to be ...
It is found in the Gospel of Luke, chapters 24:13-35. In this story, two disciples of Jesus are walking to the village of Emmaus, about seven miles from Jerusalem. They are talking about all the things that have happened to Jesus in the past few days. They are sad and confused because Jesus has been crucified.
Luke is the only one of the four gospel writers to include this story. It is a story that reveals to us not only something about who we are, but how Jesus opens our eyes to see Him for who He is and about how we can come to know Him. The journey to Emmaus is both a literal and a spiritual journey. On one hand it recounts the story of two ...
Emmaus is one of the most mysterious places in the New Testament, and nobody knows exactly where it is, despite its being described as about seven miles from Jerusalem. I suggest, however, that in our meditation on the text, we leave the geography, open ourselves to the symbolism and consider two possible approaches. Liturgical journey to Emmaus
Luke 24:28-32: As they drew near the village they were heading for, Jesus made as if to go on further. But they. prevailed upon him "Stay with us, for night comes quickly. The day is almost over.". So He went in to stay with them. When they were at table, He took break, said a blessing, broke it and gave each a piece.
Journey with us till He calls us home 😇🙏 ️ ... Joanne Yankauskis April 22, 2018 at 8:56 am. Thank you for your reflection on the Emmaus story. The ebb and flow of the Emmaus journey has lessons for all of us. The Risen Lord is with us on our journey in both directions. Reply. Lynda April 22, 2018 at 6:32 am.
For Luke the resurrection is a "sign" to see, requiring that one's eyes be properly opened (v. 16). We remember that in John's account of the Resurrection, Mary mistook Jesus for the gardener ...
The Journey to Emmaus Reflection. Preacher: Jennifer Casto. Passage: Luke 24:13-35. Dear Friends, Luke 24:13-35. ... making the seven-mile journey to a town called Emmaus. It was a long seven miles. A long journey they were making as followers of Jesus carrying the burdens of discouragement, disappointment, and disillusionment. They were broken ...
How is it that, instead of a journey of joy, the walk to Emmaus scene is more like a grief therapy session? "We are not on a journey of joy," I can imagine these two saying. "We are just trudging down this path paved with disappointed hopes." Everybody is on a journey of one kind or another, though we don't always recognize it and name it.
On this third Easter Sunday, we rejoice to proclaim with St. Peter in the Acts of the Apostles: He is risen and alive (Acts 2:24). Christ is not a man from the past. Catholic priests are not museum curators. The Church is not the custodian of a bygone age. Jesus is risen and alive in His Church—most especially in the Eucharist.
April 23, 2023, the Third Sunday of Easter: Those who practice the Examen, a meditative daily habit, may recognize something familiar in the scene that unfolds in this Sunday's Gospel passage.
The two disciples who set out for Emmaus had thought Jesus would redeem Israel from a material perspective. So they were downcast when Jesus was killed and the story about His resurrection based on the testimony of the women seemed too much for their comprehension. Jesus showed up in the hopeless situation of the Emmaus Journey Disciples.
In Luke 24 we read about two followers of Jesus who traveled from Jerusalem to the village of Emmaus. These disciples discussed the recent events of the death and resurrection of Jesus. As they drew near to Emmaus, the risen Christ joined them on their journey. He explained to them what was written about himself in the Scriptures. At dinner ...
On August 19, 1455, soon after a successful missionary journey to Great Perm and Cherdyn, after the end of the Sunday Liturgy at the Church of the Annunciation in Ust-Vym, St. Pitirim together with other clergymen and parishioners headed for a field between the Vym and the Vychegda to hold a prayer service10. But several miles away the Vogul ...
Community UCC Preschool. Becky Bernas - Director. 610-779-7086. computer.
Unmerited Salvation, Our Hope "The salvation which God offers us is the work of his mercy. No human efforts, however good they may be, can enable us to merit so great a gift. God, by his sheer grace, draws us to himself and makes us one with him." —Pope Francis (The Joy of the Gospel). Click here
Faith Kim: FAITH'S JOURNAL ~ The Journey; Joash Chan: Running with a God-given dream; Jonathan So: musings of a noob; Josephine Kang: ~With Love, With Hope~ Joshua Chay: joshuachay; Joshua Ong: A PK's Life; Leon Lim: ~WhiRL~ & Music; Lim Yeu Chuen: My Journey; Lionel Lim: hahahehesobsobgrr's Weblog; Lionel Tan: Lionel; Low Tee Juan: =Mystical-Era=
Luke 24:13: That same day, two of them were going to Emmaus, a village seven miles from Jerusalem and they talked about what had happened. The story begins with Cleophas and his companion travelling from Jerusalem to Emmaus. It had been three days from the crucifixion of Jesus and they were grieving, confused and frightened.
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