
Daily Scripture, May 29, 2026
Christ gave us the greatest example of how to walk through our suffering. May we all be blessed the grace to take up our own cross and carry it through Prayer, Love, and Forgiveness.

Christ gave us the greatest example of how to walk through our suffering. May we all be blessed the grace to take up our own cross and carry it through Prayer, Love, and Forgiveness.

Cristo nos dio el mayor ejemplo de cómo transitar a través de nuestro sufrimiento. Que todos seamos bendecidos con la gracia de tomar nuestra propia cruz y cargarla mediante la Oración, el Amor y el Perdón.

Just as the Apostles were commissioned to be light and to carry the message of the Gospel to the world, we are called, through our Baptism, to be light and the presence of Christ for others.

Así como los Apóstoles fueron comisionados para ser luz y llevar el mensaje del Evangelio al mundo, nosotros somos llamados, a través de nuestro Bautismo, a ser luz y la presencia de Cristo para los demás.

Today we begin the journey of Holy Week with Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem.

Hoy comenzamos el camino de la Semana Santa con la entrada de Jesús en Jerusalén.

Taking time to discern what we hear is important in our modern society, where there is so much to listen to or read.

Christmas serves as a reminder that the Light has entered the world, and we have the choice to walk in the Light or to pursue the path of darkness.

Jesus left us with powerful teachings on prayer and compassion for others, as found in the parables, the Beatitudes, and the call to charitable works outlined in Matthew Chapter 25.

In the Church we celebrate the archangels, Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael who are mentioned in both the Old and New Testaments.