GOSPEL, FIRST READING & PSALM TRANSCRIPT (Subscribe or Login for Full Transcript):
The second Sunday after Christmas, or the Feast of the Nativity, brings us to one of the most important Gospel texts in the entire Bible. It's the famous prologue to the Gospel of John, which describes the mystery of the Incarnation in full. It’s very, very fitting that the Church would give us this particular Gospel during the Christmas season—which, by the way, we’re still in, because during the Christmas season, during the season of the Nativity, we’re reflecting on the mystery of the Incarnation—not just the event of Jesus’s birth, but the entire mystery of God becoming man. So...
SECOND READING TRANSCRIPT (SubscribeorLoginfor Full Transcript):
The second reading for the second Sunday after Christmas is from St. Paul's letter to the Ephesians 1:3-6, 15-18. We read these words...
GOSPEL, FIRST READING & PSALM TRANSCRIPT (Subscribe or Login for Full Transcript):
The second Sunday after Christmas, or the Feast of the Nativity, brings us to one of the most important Gospel texts in the entire Bible. It's the famous prologue to the Gospel of John, which describes the mystery of the Incarnation in full. It’s very, very fitting that the Church would give us this particular Gospel during the Christmas season—which, by the way, we’re still in, because during the Christmas season, during the season of the Nativity, we’re reflecting on the mystery of the Incarnation—not just the event of Jesus’s birth, but the entire mystery of God becoming man. So...
SECOND READING TRANSCRIPT (SubscribeorLoginfor Full Transcript):
The second reading for the second Sunday after Christmas is from St. Paul's letter to the Ephesians 1:3-6, 15-18. We read these words...
The lectures by Brant Pitre brought clear the different emphasis in each gospel. After attending the sessions, one can see that the three “synoptic” gospels have different key points. Like peeling the onions.
The lectures by Brant Pitre brought clear the different emphasis in each gospel. After attending the sessions, one can see that the three “synoptic” gospels have different key points. Like peeling the onions.