Theme: The Lord has indeed risen
1st Reading: The Acts
of the Apostles, Chapter 10: 34a, 37-43
Peter’s homily summarises the
Gospel: Jesus’ perfect life of servanthood, his death on the cross, his
resurrection, his fulfillment of the scriptures, and the need for each of us to
have personal faith in him for our salvation.
2nd Reading: Colossians, Chapter
3: 1-4
The implication of having been
resurrected with Christ is that we should no longer be preoccupied with the
petty things of this life; rather, we should focus on our heavenly inheritance.
OR
2nd Reading: 1 Corinthians, Chapter
5: 6b-8
St. Paul challenges us to
celebrate Christ’s resurrection with a new mindset based on Christ-like morals.
Gospel Reading: John, Chapter 20: 1-9
Mary Magdalene, Simon Peter
and the other disciple must have rushed to the tomb with mixed feelings. They
found out, as we also do by faith, that Christ is risen!
OR
Gospel
Reading: Luke, Chapter 24: 1-12
The women were puzzled when
they saw an empty tomb, and the disciples initially expressed doubts about the
good news of the resurrection. Today, the resurrected Christ lives among us, as
he prophesied he would.
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