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Newsletter – June 2020

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Bible Studies

Fifth Sunday in Easter (May 2nd) – Cycle B
Fourth Sunday in Easter (April 25th) – Cycle B
Third Sunday in Easter (April 18th) – Cycle B
Second Sunday in Easter (Divine Mercy Sunday) (April 11th) – Cycle B
Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord (April 4th) – Cycle B

Bible Studies Spanish

Quinto Domingo de Pascua (2 de Mayo) – Ciclo B
Cuarto Domingo de Pascua (25 de Abril) – Ciclo B
Tercer Domingo de Pascua (18 de Abril) – Ciclo B
Segundo Domingo de Pascua (Domingo de la Divina Misericordia) (11 de Abril) – Ciclo B
Domingo de Pascua de la Resurrección del Señor (4 de Abril) – Ciclo B

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Lectio Divina

Lectio Divina – Fifth Sunday in Easter (May 2nd) – Cycle B
Lectio Divina – Fourth Sunday in Easter (April 25th) – Cycle B
Lectio Divina – Third Sunday in Easter (April 18th) – Cycle B
Lectio Divina – Second Sunday in Easter (Divine Mercy) (April 11th) – Cycle B
Lectio Divina – Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord (April 4th) – Cycle B

St. Dismas Guild - Prison Ministry

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Deacon Ken’s Reflection on Sunday’s Gospel Reading: LUKE 24:35-48Our Gospel today begins with the finishing of the story about how Jesus appeared to the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Now Jesus appears to the disciples behind locked doors, and they were terribly frightened. They thought they were looking at a ghost, but Jesus’ body was not just a vision or a ghost. The disciples, in spite of their shock, touched him as he asked. Then he asked for some food, and they watched him eat. Now his body was different from that of someone like Lazarus, in that Lazarus had just a restored body (John 11). Jesus was able to appear and disappear, and his resurrected body was even more real than before. His body was immortal like the kind we will be given at the resurrection of the dead (1 Cor. 15:42-50).For several days Jesus traveled around the countryside before he returned to heaven. In the Book of Acts, Luke makes it clear that Jesus spent about 40 days between his resurrection and ascension. Jesus opened the disciples’ minds to understand the scriptures.The Holy Spirit does for us what was done for the apostles, and that is to speak to each one of us right where we are. We need to pray the scriptures as well as read and study them. God speaks to us through his church, sacraments, fellowship, and, of course, his Holy Word.Pray that God will give you a teachable spirit and watch how his Holy Words strike you into action. Today a hunger and a thirst are upon the land like never before. Peace is just an empty, meaningless word to so many people. The only real peace that is available is the peace that comes with repentance and forgiveness. Jesus tells us that there is forgiveness of sins, but we have to turn to him. The message today to all people of all nations is to repent or perish....To view and print the entire bible study click the link below!stdismasguild.org/third-sunday-in-easter-april-18th-cycle-b/#biblestudy #catholic #christian #sunday #bible #study #prisonministry #easter ... See MoreSee Less

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