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Gospel Reflections

Gospel Reflections

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‘It is Mary who has chosen the better part’

Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year C)

The heart of the story in this reading lies in the contrast between the attitudes and actions of Mary and Martha. Mary somehow understands how precious the words of Jesus are. Everything else is of little importance. Fr Adrian Graffy reflects.

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‘Go and do the same yourself’

Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year C)

The painstaking compassion of the Samaritan for an unknown victim of violence in a hostile environment provides an example for all followers of Jesus. Fr Adrian Graffy reflects.

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‘The harvest is rich but the labourers are few’

Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year C)

In this reading Jesus sends out 72 disciples to prepare the way for his arrival – and announce the peace of God. Fr Adrian Graffy reflects.

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‘No one who looks back is fit for the kingdom of God’

Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year C)

This reading focuses on the beginning of the journey of Jesus to Jerusalem, the place of his passion and death on the cross, and of his resurrection. Fr Adrian Graffy reflects.

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‘They all ate as much as they wanted’

The Body and Blood of Christ Year C

The narrative of the feeding of the five thousand clearly prepares for the Last Supper when Jesus instituted the mystery of the Eucharist. Fr Adrian Graffy reflects.

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‘Everything the Father has is mine’

Trinity Sunday Year C

This gospel reading allows us to contemplate this mystery of God, the mystery of the Three in One, the mystery of the Holy Trinity. Fr Adrian Graffy reflects.

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‘Receive the Holy Spirit’

Pentecost Sunday Year C

In this reading for the feast of Pentecost Jesus brings the gift of peace and the gift of the Holy Spirit to his disciples, empowering them to preach forgiveness and the possibility of new life for those who ask for it. Fr Adrian Graffy reflects.

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‘May they all be one’

Seventh Sunday of Easter Year C

The night before he dies, Jesus prays to the Father for unity among the disciples – and those to whom they will bring the Gospel message.

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‘If anyone loves me he will keep my word’

Sixth Sunday of Easter Year C

Jesus is aware that his disciples will need help in keeping his word and promises them the help of the Holy Spirit. Fr Adrian Graffy reflects.

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‘It is the Lord’

Third Sunday of Easter Year C

This reading shows us that the risen Christ retains his full humanity, including his concern for people in their day-to-day situations, however menial. Fr Adrian Graffy reflects.

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