Second Sunday of Lent Mass at 5:00 p m on Saturday, March 4. Here’s the YouTube Linkand the Order of Worship. Third Sunday of Lent Mass at 10:00 a m on Sunday, March 12. Here’s the YouTube Linkand its Order of Worship.įourth Sunday of Lent Mass at 10:00 am on Sunday, March 19. Here’s the YouTube Linkand its Order of Worship.įifth Sunday of Lent Mass at 10:00 a m on Sunday, March 26.
Palm Sunday Mass at 10:00 a m on Sunday, April 2. Ecumenical Service ( detailed program)Įvening Mass of the Lord’s Supper Holy Thursday, April 6 at 7pm ( link)* and order of worshipĪdoration of the Blessed Sacrament until 10pm Good Friday, April 7 at 3pm ( link)* and order of worship Holy Saturday, April 8 at 8pm ( link)* and order of worshipĬommemoration of the Lord’s Passion with Adoration of the Cross & Communion Light, Word, Christian Initiation, & Eucharist Saturday, Apat 5 pm Youtube and Order of WorshipĮaster Sunday at 10am ( link)* & 12pm and order of worshipĮaster Vigil Celebration. Sunday, Apat 10 am Youtube and Order of Worship Sunday, at 10 am Youtube and Order of Worship Note: if you are not getting the “ Weekly Missive” emails, please contact to be put on the list.
The Catholic faith came to Korea in the early 17th century, inspired by the reading of some Catholic books which had come from China.Paulist Center Rosary Circle. Korea must be unique in that the first seeds of Christianity were planted there by lay people. As the account in the three Synoptics is identical, it is presumed that Matthew and Levi refer to the same person, alth … Continue Yesterday’s Readings – Saints Andrew Kim Taegon, Priest, Paul Chong Hasang, and their Companions, Martyrs
Matthew is spoken of five times in the New Testament first in Matthew (9:9), when called by Jesus to follow Him, and then four times in the list of the Apostles, where he is mentioned in the seventh (Luke 6:15 and Mark 3:18), and again in the eighth place (Matthew 10:3 and Acts 1:13). As recorded in today’s gospel reading, he left his business to become a disciple of Jesus, and indeed one of the Twelve Apostles. It is not surprising that Jews who did this work (especially as the Romans did not collect tax from their own citizens) were objects of contempt. Matthew, who is called Levi by Mark and Luke, was a tax collector, a Jew working for the Roman colonising power. Today’s Readings – Saint Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist NOTE: If you are not seeing todays' readings here, please try refreshing your web browser. You are welcome to Living Space, where you will find commentaries on the daily readings.
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