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Weekday Mass Schedule
- Monday, Wednesday, Friday:
- 8:00am - English
- Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
- 8:00am - Italian
- 3:00pm - Divine Mercy Chaplet (prayed daily during the week)
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7:00pm - Contact parish office to schedule evening
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Saturday:
Confessions take place from 4:00pm - 4:45pm - 5:00pm - English
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Sunday: - 7:30am and 10:30am - Italian
- 9:00am and 12:00 noon - English
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A Word From Our Pastor...
Third Sunday, Lent - Cycle C - 23rd March 2025
First Reading – Exodus 3:1-8A, 13-15: Moses encounters God in a burning bush at Horeb. Instructed to remove his sandals on holy ground, he is tasked to rescue Israelites from Egypt, armed with God’s name, “I AM.”
Responsorial Psalm – Psalm 103: I praise the Lord for His kindness: forgiving sins, healing diseases, rescuing lives,
and crowning with love. He is righteous, merciful, and gracious, with boundless mercy.
Second Reading – 1 Corinthians 10:1-6, 10-12: Our forefathers, guided by a cloud and sea, were baptized into Moses, shared spiritual sustenance, and drank from Christ, the spiritual rock. Their failures in the wilderness warn us against evil
cravings and complacency.
Gospel – Luke 13:1-9: Jesus addressed the news of Galileans killed by Pilate, emphasizing that suffering isn’t directly linked to personal sinfulness. He called for repentance to avoid a similar fate. He then told a parable of a barren fig tree; a gardener sought more time to nurture it, symbolizing God’s patience and call for repentance.
Prima lettura – Esodo 3:1-8A, 13-15: Mosè incontra Dio in un roveto ardente sull’Oreb. Gli viene chiesto di togliersi i sandali in terra santa e di salvare gli israeliti dall’Egitto, armato del nome di Dio, “IO SONO”.
Salmo responsoriale – Salmo 103: Lodo il Signore per la sua bontà: perdona i peccati, guarisce le malattie, salva le vite e incorona d’amore. Egli è giusto, misericordioso e benevolo, con una misericordia senza limiti.
Seconda lettura – 1 Corinzi 10, 1-6, 10-12: I nostri antenati, guidati da una nube e dal mare, furono battezzati in Mosè, condivisero il nutrimento spirituale e bevvero da Cristo, la roccia spirituale. I loro fallimenti nel deserto ci mettono in guardia dalle voglie di male e dall’autocompiacimento.
Vangelo – Luca 13:1-9: Gesù affronta la notizia dei galilei uccisi da Pilato, sottolineando che la sofferenza non è direttamente legata al peccato personale. Invita al pentimento per evitare un destino simile. Racconta poi la parabola di un fico sterile; un giardiniere cercava più tempo per coltivarlo, simboleggiando la pazienza di Dio e l’invito al pentimento.