Fr. Thomas Liju OFM Cap.

The readings for the 15th Sunday in ordinary time invite us to reflect deeply on the power of God’s word, the importance of compassion, and our shared responsibility to love one another with sincerity and selflessness. In the first reading from Deuteronomy Moses speaks to the people, assuring them that God’s commandments are not distant […]

The readings for the 14th Sunday in ordinary time invite us to reflect on the theme of joy and mission entrusted to us as followers of Christ. In the first reading from the book of Isaiah, we hear the beautiful imagery of God nurturing his people. The image of a mother nurturing her children reflects

Today, as we celebrate the solemnity of the most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, we are invited to reflect on the profound mystery of the Eucharist, its deep significance, and the transformative power it holds for both our personal lives and our shared journey of faith. In the first reading from Genesis, we encounter

The readings for the solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, invites us to reflect on our relationship with God and His transformative presence in our lives. In the readings from proverbs, we hear about the value of wisdom personified as present with God at the creation of the world. “The Lord possessed me at the

Today on this glorious feast of Pentecost, we celebrate the outpouring of the holy spirit up on the apostles and the birth of the Church. The readings remind us of the transformative power of the spirit, which equips and empowers us to fulfill our mission as witnesses of Christ. In the first reading of Acts,

The readings of the Ascension of the Lord highlight the fulfilment of Christ’s mission, His return to the father, and the beginning of our mission as His followers. In the first reading from the Acts of the Apostles, we see Jesu’s final moments with His disciples. He reminds them of the promise of the Holy

Acts 15:1-222-29, Rev 21: 10-14,22-23, John 14: 23-29 The readings for the 6th Sunday of Easter enlighten us about the essence of community and the precious gift of peace that Jesus offers us. In the first reading from the acts of the Apostles, we see the early church navigating a conflict about tradition and inclusion.

Acts 13: 14, 43-52, Rev 7:9 14-17, John 10: 27-3 4th Sunday of Easter  Acts 13: 14, 43-52, Rev 7:9 14-17, John 10: 27-30 The readings for the 4th Sunday of Easter present Jesus as the Good Shepherd who lovingly lays down His life for his sheep, calling His followers to listen attentively to His

Acts 5: 27-32, Rev 5: 11-14, John 21: 1-19 The readings for the 3rd Sunday of Easter invite us to reflect on the themes of resurrection, renewal and the call to witness. In the first reading from the Acts, we witness the apostles boldly proclaiming the message of Christ, even in the face of persecution.