A wonderful reminder to serve God in all we do and wherever we may be    

Reflections on the readings for the Feast of St. Matthias (May 14, 2020): ACTS 1:15-17,20-26; PS 113:1-2,3-4,5-6,7-8; JN 15:9-17

MISSIO offers “Mission In Scripture” to nurture a missionary heart, providing reflections on the missionary themes in the readings of Sundays, Feast Days and Holy Days

Today’s Gospel gives us Jesus’ words reminding His followers to keep the commandments and remain in His love.

Offer our hearts to her Immaculate Heart    

Reflections on the readings for the Memorial of Our Lady of Fatima (May 13, 2020): IS 61:9-11; PS 45:11-12,14-15,16-17; LK 11:27-28  

MISSIO offers “Mission In Scripture” to nurture a missionary heart, providing reflections on the missionary themes in the readings of Sundays, Feast Days and Holy Days

“I rejoice heartily in the Lord, in my God is the joy of my soul..."

Jesus wants His people to understand and believe that He is truly one with the Eternal Father

Reflections on the readings for the Fifth Sunday of Easter (May 10, 2020): Acts 6:1-7; PS 33:1-2,4-5,18-19; 1PT 2:4-9; JN 14:1-12    

MISSIO offers “Mission In Scripture” to nurture a missionary heart, providing reflections on the missionary themes in the readings of Sundays, Feast Days and Holy Days

The Son of God who suffers and dies and rises again will lead us to life everlasting...

Christ is our Savior and our Shepherd, our Master and our model

Reflections on the readings for the Fourth Sunday of Easter (May 3, 2020): Acts 2:14,36-41; Psalm 23:1-3,4,5,6; 1PT 2:20-25; JN 10:1-10   

MISSIO offers “Mission In Scripture” to nurture a missionary heart, providing reflections on the missionary themes in the readings of Sundays, Feast Days and Holy Days

Our Lord wants us to trust Him...

Upholding the dignity of human labor, whatever form it takes.    

Reflections on the readings for the Memorial of St. Joseph the Worker (May 1, 2020): GN 1:26-2:3; PS 90:2,3-4,12-13,14,16; MT 13:54-58  

MISSIO offers “Mission In Scripture” to nurture a missionary heart, providing reflections on the missionary themes in the readings of Sundays, Feast Days and Holy Days

Almighty God expects each person to be a good steward of the earth and a good neighbor to other people.

Let us thank God every day for the gift of the breaking of the bread    

Reflections on the readings for the Third Sunday of Easter (April 26, 2020): Acts 2:14,22-33; PS 16:1-2,5,7-8,9-10,11; 1PT 1:17-21; LK 24:13-35   

MISSIO offers “Mission In Scripture” to nurture a missionary heart, providing reflections on the missionary themes in the readings of Sundays, Feast Days and Holy Days

At last, when Jesus blessed and broke the bread and shared it with them, they knew. It was Christ.

Honoring the faithful disciple who spread the faith through preaching and the Gospel he wrote    

Reflections on the readings for the Feast of St. Mark (April 25, 2020): 1PT 5:5-14; PS 89:2-3,6-7,16-17; MK 16:15-20  

MISSIO offers “Mission In Scripture” to nurture a missionary heart, providing reflections on the missionary themes in the readings of Sundays, Feast Days and Holy Days

‘Go into the whole world and proclaim the Gospel to every creature. Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved.’ 

Through our faith in Him we have life – and mercy – in His name    

Reflections on the readings for the Second Sunday of Easter / Divine Mercy Sunday (April 19, 2020): Acts 2:42-47; PS 118:2-4,13-15, 22-24; 1 PT 1:3-9; JN 20:19-31  

MISSIO offers “Mission In Scripture” to nurture a missionary heart, providing reflections on the missionary themes in the readings of Sundays, Feast Days and Holy Days

Divine Mercy offers us peace, joy, and salvation.

Jesus loves us and wants our love in return for now and for eternity...    

Reflections on the readings for Easter Sunday (April 12, 2020): Acts 10:34,37-43; PS 118:1-2,16-17,22-23; COL 3:1-4; JN 20:1-9 

MISSIO offers “Mission In Scripture” to nurture a missionary heart, providing reflections on the missionary themes in the readings of Sundays, Feast Days and Holy Days

When we contemplate the Crucifixion of Christ, we know that it is followed in three days by the overwhelming contrast of light and dark.