The Inner Word

21 Apr 2024

Fourth Sunday of Easter; Good Shepherd Sunday, Cycle B

What’s in your heart?

Scripture challenges leaders to make sacrifices for the sake of their people and reveal God's love in their actions.

14 Apr 2024

Third Sunday of Easter, Cycle B

What’s in your heart?

Today's readings outline the ways to know and love God and become witnesses of the Lord's saving truth.

7 Apr 2024

Solemnity of the Second Sunday of Easter; Divine Mercy Sunday, Cycle B

What’s in your heart?

The readings define believers as those who are of one mind and body, know Jesus Christ to be the Son of God, and love God by keeping God’s commandments.

31 Mar 2024

Solemnity of the Resurrection of the Lord (Easter Sunday), Cycle B

What’s in your heart?

We are witnesses of all that Jesus did, says the Acts of the Apostles. What is our response?

24 Mar 2024

Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord, Cycle B

What’s in your heart?

Palm Sunday marks our entrance into Holy Week and the time of Jesus' Passion and the most sacred time in our lives as Christians.

17 Mar 2024

Fifth Sunday of Lent, Cycle B

What’s in your heart?

"Whoever serves me must follow me," says the Lord, "and where I am, there also will my servant be." Explore God's ways and your response to them. 

10 Mar 2024

Fourth Sunday of Lent, Cycle B

What’s in your heart?

God's love is on full display in today's readings. Though we fail time and again—"infidelity to infidelity," God continues to love, show mercy, and bless us abundantly.

3 Mar 2024

Third Sunday of Lent, Cycle B

What’s in your heart?

We are given laws by one whose authority we accept in faith.  

25 Feb 2024

Second Sunday of Lent, Cycle B

What’s in your heart?

Sacrificial love is the theme of today's readings. Explore the ways love and sacrifice have informed your own life.

18 Feb 2024

First Sunday of Lent, Cycle B

What’s in your heart?

As we enter Lent, we focus our attention on our journey toward salvation: reexamining the covenant God made with his people and preparing ourselves for divine promises fulfilled.