June 27: Study and Meditations on the Scripture Readings for This Sunday

To help you prepare for this coming Sunday, here are the readings and reflections for this coming Sunday's Scripture readings. This Sunday we hear Jesus teach about the cost of being his disciple.

Here are the Scripture readings from the U.S. Catholic bishops website.

My own weekly study can be found here under "Current Study.

Reflections on the Sunday Scriptures to share with the younger ones in your family by Emily and Jeff Cavins can be found at Family Night .

Here are two audio reflections on the readings by Dr. Scott Hahn and Fr. Robert Barron.

The Navarre Bible Commentary for each reading can be viewed here.

Further study resources for the Readings: St. Charles Borromeo Bible Study can be found here, and Catholic Matters can be found here.

Here is a Catholic Bible study podcast on the Gospel Reading, about an hour long, at Sunday Gospel Scripture Study.

Discussion and charitable comments are always welcome. Have a blessed week!

June 20: Study and Meditations of the Scripture Readings for this Sunday

To help you prepare for this coming Sunday, here are the readings and reflections for this coming Sunday's Scripture readings. This Sunday, Jesus asks his followers (including us): "Who do you say that I am?"

Here are the Scripture readings from the U.S. Catholic bishops website.

My own weekly studies can be found here under "Current Study.

Reflections on the Sunday Scriptures to share with the younger ones in your family by Emily and Jeff Cavins can be found at Family Night .

Here also is a pair of audio reflections on the readings by Dr. Scott Hahn and Fr. Robert Barron.

The Navarre Bible Commentary for each reading can be viewed here.

Further study resources for the Readings: St. Charles Borromeo Bible Study can be found here, and Catholic Matters can be found here.

Discussion and charitable comments are always welcome. Have a blessed week!

June 13: Scripture Study and Meditations For This Sunday's Scripture Readings

To help you prepare for this coming Sunday, here are the readings and reflections for this coming Sunday's Scripture readings. This Sunday we hear about the sinful woman who anointed the feet of Jesus.

Here are the Scripture readings from the U.S. Catholic bishops website.

My own weekly study can be found here under "Current Study.

Reflections on the Sunday Scriptures to share with the younger ones in your family by Emily and Jeff Cavins can be found at Family Night .

Here are two audio reflections on the readings by Dr. Scott Hahn and Fr. Robert Barron.

The Navarre Bible Commentary for each reading can be viewed here.

Further study resources for the Readings: St. Charles Borromeo Bible Study can be found here, and Catholic Matters can be found here.

Here is a Catholic Bible study podcast on the Gospel Reading, about an hour long, at Sunday Gospel Scripture Study.

Discussion and charitable comments are always welcome. Have a blessed week!

June 6, Corpus Christi: Study and Meditations on The Sunday's Scripture Readings

To help you prepare for this coming Sunday, here are the readings and reflections for this coming Sunday's Scripture readings. This Sunday is the The Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ-- commonly known as Corpus Christi.

Here are the Scripture readings from the U.S. Catholic bishops website.

My own weekly studies can be found here under "Current Study.

Reflections on the Sunday Scriptures to share with the younger ones in your family by Emily and Jeff Cavins can be found at Family Night .

Here also is a pair of audio reflections on the readings by Dr. Scott Hahn and Fr. Robert Barron.

The Navarre Bible Commentary for each reading can be viewed here.

Further study resources for the Readings: St. Charles Borromeo Bible Study can be found here, and Catholic Matters can be found here.

Here is a Catholic Bible study podcast on the Gospel Reading, about an hour long, at Sunday Gospel Scripture Study.

Many more resources about the Holy Eucharist can be found on The Real Presence webpage.

Discussion and charitable comments are always welcome. Have a blessed week!