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Mxmsj at 09:33, 10 May 2025

2025-05-10T09:33:07Z

Mxmsj: /* Pentecost Year B */

2025-05-10T09:25:28Z

Pentecost Year B

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	~~<poem style="margin-left:2em">~~
	First Reading – Acts 2:1-11: During Pentecost, disciples filled with the Holy Spirit spoke in various languages, astounding the diverse crowd in Jerusalem, as each heard the wonders of God in their own tongue.
	~~Responsorial Psalm – Psalm 104: I praise the immensely great Lord, filled with awe at His varied creations. I rejoice in Him, knowing He renews the earth, giving and recalling life with His Spirit.~~
	Second Reading – 1 Corinthians 12:3B-7, 12-13: No one can say “Jesus is Lord” without the Holy Spirit. Diverse spiritual gifts, services, and functions come from one Spirit, uniting us as Christ’s body, transcending all divisions.
	Alternate Second Reading – Galatians 5:16-25: Live guided by the Spirit, not the flesh’s desires which oppose the Spirit. The flesh’s acts are clear, but the Spirit’s fruit brings virtues like love and self-control. In Christ, we overcome fleshly desires, walking in the Spirit’s harmony.
	Gospel – John 20:19-23: On the evening following his resurrection, Jesus miraculously appeared to his disciples, who were hiding in fear. He greeted them with a message of peace and showed them his crucifixion wounds. Their fear turned to joy. Jesus then empowered them with the Holy Spirit and the authority to forgive sins.
	Alternate Gospel – John 15:26-27; 16:12-15: Jesus promised his disciples the Advocate, the Spirit of truth, sent from the Father, would testify about Him and guide them into all truth. The Spirit, speaking not independently but from Jesus’ teachings, will disclose future events and glorify Jesus, revealing the deep truths that belong to both Jesus and the Father.
	~~</poem>~~

	== Year C ==		== Year C ==

Mxmsj: /* Pentecost Year C */

2025-05-10T09:24:46Z

Pentecost Year C

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	~~<poem style="margin-left:2em">~~
	First Reading – Acts 2:1-11: During Pentecost, the disciples, filled with the Holy Spirit, spoke in diverse languages, astonishing a multinational crowd in Jerusalem as each heard God’s wonders in their own tongue.
	Responsorial Psalm – Psalm 104: I praise the Lord, overwhelmed by His vast and varied creations. I seek to please Him with my thoughts, rejoicing as He refreshes the earth with His life-giving Spirit.
	Second Reading – Romans 8:8-17: Living by the Spirit, not the flesh, aligns us with God. Christ’s Spirit in us promises life despite mortal bodies. Led by this Spirit, we are God’s children, heirs with Christ, sharing in His glory through our sufferings.
	Alternate Second Reading – 1 Corinthians 12:3B-7, 12-13: Declaring “Jesus is Lord” requires the Holy Spirit. Diverse spiritual gifts, services, and functions are from one Spirit, uniting us in Christ’s body, transcending all differences.
	Gospel – John 14:15-16, 23B-26: Jesus emphasized the importance of obedience to his commandments as a sign of true love for him. He promised the Father would send an Advocate, the Holy Spirit, to be with his followers forever. This Spirit will teach and remind them of Jesus’ teachings, which are also the Father’s. Jesus and the Father will dwell with those who adhere to these teachings.
	Alternate Gospel – John 20:19-23: In a locked room, Jesus appeared to his fearful disciples, offering peace. He showed his crucifixion wounds, turning their fear to joy. Jesus then commissioned them, as the Father had sent him, and bestowed the Holy Spirit, granting them authority to forgive or retain sins.
	~~</poem>~~
	[[Category: Liturgical Year]]		[[Category: Liturgical Year]]

Mxmsj: /* Pentecost Year B */

2025-05-10T09:22:11Z

Pentecost Year B

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Mxmsj: /* Pentecost Year B */

2025-05-10T09:21:53Z

Pentecost Year B

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Mxmsj: /* Pentecost Year A */

2025-05-10T09:19:03Z

Pentecost Year A

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	~~<poem style="margin-left:2em">~~
	First reading – Acts 2:1-11: At Pentecost, disciples received the Holy Spirit, speaking in diverse languages. A crowd, amazed, heard them in their own tongues, witnessing God’s wonders transcending language barriers.
	~~Responsorial Psalm – Psalm 104: I praise the great Lord, marveling at His vast creations. I pray my thoughts please Him as He renews the earth, giving and sustaining life with His Spirit.~~
	Second reading – 1 Corinthians 12:3B-7, 12-13: Only by the Holy Spirit can one say, “Jesus is Lord.” Despite various gifts, ways of service, and workings, they all originate from one Spirit, serving the common good and uniting us as one body in Christ.
	Gospel – John 20:19-23: Jesus appears to his disciples after his resurrection. He greets them with peace, shows them his wounds, and then breathes on them, giving them the gift of the Holy Spirit and commissioning them to forgive sins.
	~~</poem>~~

	== Year B ==		== Year B ==

Mxmsj at 09:17, 10 May 2025

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Mxmsj at 09:14, 10 May 2025

2025-05-10T09:14:06Z

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	== Year A ==		== Year A ==
	=== Second Sunday of Easter ===		=== Second Sunday of Easter (Divine Mercy) ===


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	=== Second Sunday of Easter ===		=== Second Sunday of Easter (Divine Mercy) ===

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	=== Second Sunday of Easter ===		=== Second Sunday of Easter (Divine Mercy) ===

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Mxmsj at 09:13, 10 May 2025

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	=== Fourth Sunday of Easter ===		=== Fourth Sunday of Easter (Good Shepherd) ===
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	=== Fourth Sunday of Easter ===		=== Fourth Sunday of Easter (Good Shepherd) ===
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Mxmsj: /* Fourth Sunday of Easter */

2025-05-10T09:12:27Z

Fourth Sunday of Easter

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	=== Fourth Sunday of Easter ===		=== Fourth Sunday of Easter (Good Shepherd) ===
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