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Genesis 12: 1-4
Abraham, our Father in faith, begins his journey to a ‘promised land’.
2 Timothy 1: 8-10
Paul a prisoner in Rome, proclaims the Gospel. Jesus has abolished death.
Matthew 17: 1-9
Caught in a moment of time, the disciples see the glory of the heavenly Lord.
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Genesis 2: 7-9, 3: 1-7
Adam and Eve allow their own desires to take precedence over God’s command and so introduce sin into their lives.
Romans 5: 12-19
Paul explains how sin has become endemic in the human race, and how Jesus came to reverse its effects.
Matthew 4: 1-11
Jesus spends time in the desert preparing for his ministry, and comes face to face with powerful temptations to put his own interests first.
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Zephaniah 2:3, 3: 12-13
The Prophet calls on the people to live pure and humble lives, and the Lord promises to reward them with his shalom, the fullness of life and peace.
1 Corinthians 1: 26-31
St Paul explains that those who are nothing in the world’s eyes can be valued by God’s special witnesses.
Matthew 5: 1-12
Jesus presents not rules and regulations for entering God’s kingdom, but simple descriptions of the sort of people who are close to God, and who thereby find real happiness.
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Isaiah 49: 3. 5-6
The Lord promises that his Messiah will be formed in the womb and bring light and salvation to the ends of the earth.
1 Corinthians 1: 1-3
Paul, with his apostolic authority, greets the Church in Corinth, reminding them of their vocation to holiness.
John 1: 29-34
John the Baptist greets Christ as the lamb of God, and tells how he saw the Holy Spirit descend and rest on Jesus, the Messiah.
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Isaiah 49: 3. 5-6
The Lord promises that his Messiah will be formed in the womb and bring light and salvation to the ends of the earth.
1 Corinthians 1: 1-3
Paul, with his apostolic authority, greets the Church in Corinth, reminding them of their vocation to holiness.
John 1: 29-34
John the Baptist greets Christ as the lamb of God, and tells how he saw the Holy Spirit descend and rest on Jesus, the Messiah.