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First Reading:
Despite his suffering, we hear how the prophet Isaiah found strength in his faith and fidelity to God. How does your faith help you through professional or family challenges?
Second Reading:
Paul taught that central to Jesus’s identity was his humility and obedience to God. How well do you practice these Christian virtues?
Gospel:
We hear today Mark’s account of the Passion of our Lord. How do you prepare yourself to listen to the passion narrative?
First Reading:
Through the prophet Jeremiah, God promised Israel “a new covenant”: the Lord’s law will be written in our hearts and known by all who believe. Do you know people who seem to have a heart-felt faith?
Second Reading:
Hebrews teaches us that Jesus struggled with his own impending suffering and death. During this Lenten season, what has been a struggle for you?
Gospel Question:
Jesus taught that through his own suffering and death, he would drive out the “ruler of this world” (Satan) and draw everyone to himself. In what ways are you drawn to Christ
First Reading:
We hear how God reacted strongly against Israel’s disobedience and infidelity, ultimately sending them to exile in Babylon. But God also showed mercy to Israel in sending king Cyrus of Persia to rescue them. As we enter the fourth Sunday of Lent, for what do you need God’s mercy in your life?
Second Reading:
Paul taught the Ephesians that by God’s mercy and grace, we have been saved through Christ for the good works that God has prepared for us. Where in your life do you feel like you are doing God’s work?
Gospel:
Jesus taught Nicodemus that God loves the world and desires to save it. In what ways do you show love and respect for our world?