
3rd Sunday of Easter: ‘Peter, Do You Love Me?’
SCRIPTURES & ART: To be the Vicar of Christ is to be a good shepherd like Christ, ready to lay down his life for the sheep — a martyrdom Jesus foretells in today’s Gospel.
SCRIPTURES & ART: To be the Vicar of Christ is to be a good shepherd like Christ, ready to lay down his life for the sheep — a martyrdom Jesus foretells in today’s Gospel.
SCRIPTURES & ART: Holiness is greatness. Fear tries to drive away love. Don’t let it!
St. Peter proclaimed a profound truth at Banias: The authority of the false gods was no more
Maybe the Apostles were having a bad day fishing for fish — but it turned into a good day for “fishing for men.”
Jesus chose Peter and called him “the Rock” despite his tempestuous personality, not because of it.
COMMENTARY: Twenty centuries ago, a brother knew he was his brother’s keeper.
A multitude of groups claim St. Peter as their patron, including fishermen and clockmakers.
“Now Simon’s mother-in-law lay sick with a fever, and immediately they told him of her. And he came and took her by the hand and lifted her up, and the fever left her; and she served them.” (Mark 1:30-31)
COMMENTARY: Each in a different way gathered together the one family of Christ. And revered together throughout the world, they share one martyr’s crown.
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