The Jewish People and the Samaritan People do not get along for there has been dispute between them, from different places of worship to even causing damage and destruction to the other. Hence when Jesus spoke to the Samaritan woman, she was taken aback. But this was not what had caused her shame and guilt. It was the fact that she had been living under constraint and in bondage. Jesus had come to set her free. Today, Jesus comes to us to set us free from those things that weigh us down. Will we let Him?

All are welcome to come at 4:15PM for Eucharistic adoration, prayer tine before Our Lord.

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The story between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well is one of encounter, an encounter that leads to conversion. From addressing Jesus as "Sir" to coming to believe Him to possibly be the "Savior," the woman shows us the power of encountering Jesus and the fruits that come from it. Join Philip this Lent in meeting the Lord at the well, encountering Him, and receiving the living water He so wishes to give to us so that we too might come to believe and bring this Good News to others.

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Today the earth stood still. Our Lord’s body is still in the tomb. Yet he descended into hell and is bringing the righteous back with Him. We will meditate on this great stillness and take a look at the the Easter Proclamation, the Exsultet.

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On this day the Lord makes the ultimate sacrifice, taking on the cross our sins, and shedding His blood so that we may have life. “My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?”

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This is the day we recount the Last Supper, the night when Our Lord instituted the Eucharist and the ministerial priesthood, as well as the night when He was handed over by one of His disciples and when the others scattered, with one denying of ever knowing Him. The Sacred Paschal Triduum begins tonight. THIS WILL BE PRE-RECORDED AND WILL BE AVAILABLE HERE. If you missed any of the other evenings, you may access them here.

Today we hear the third “Suffering Servant” song and recount the unfortunate scene where Judas speaks to the chief priests and makes a deal with them, agreeing to hand over Our Lord.

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Today we hear the second “Suffering Servant” song and recount the foretelling of the betrayal at the Last Supper in John’s Gospel.

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Today we hear the first “Suffering Servant” song and recount the Anointing at Bethany where we witness a great act of mercy and love as well as a great act of indignation.

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Today Our Lord triumphantly entered into Jerusalem with people waving palm branches and laying their cloaks on the floor. But in a few short days the same people will be shouting “Crucify Him! Crucify Him!” Join Philip in praying Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem.

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On the other side of this beautiful encounter between the father and the younger son is the elder son who stands to the side. This elder son who has stood by the father’s side all this time becomes confused as to how the father could so easily take his younger brother back in and be so happy after all that he has said and done to them. The father invites the elder son to rejoice and celebrate with them but he is met with resistance. What does the father do? What does the elder son do? Why does it matter?

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After the younger son reaches the depths of his misery, he begins to think of what he can do to get out of a seemingly desperate situation. He comes up with a plan to return home, hoping that his father will take him back, if not a son then even a servant. We will focus on the actions and words of the father, especially at the moment of a deeply moving encounter between the father and the younger son, and explore the richness of the meaning this encounter may have for our own lives by virtue of our very own baptism. Perhaps this encounter is really what we desire for in our own lives?

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Join Seminarian Philip for the remaining weeks of Easter in going deeper into the Scriptures and allowing the Word of God to touch you in a more profound way during this different, unprecedented Easter season. Each session will either be streamed live or pre-recorded.  All live sessions will also be available for later viewing. (Dates and times of live sessions are subject to change)

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Sixth Week of Easter – Being Led and the Gift of Being

Wednesday, May 20, 2020, 6:45PM-7:45PM (Facebook LIVE)

Thursday, May 21, 2020 (Pre-recorded)