On these Sundays of Easter, our Easter celebration continues as
we reflect on the presence of the risen Christ among us. The Easter
season invites us to enter more deeply into the meaning of the
Paschal Mystery which we celebrate at every Eucharist. Each Eucharist is called a “little Easter” as
it directs our attention to the Paschal Mystery which we celebrate.

Christ’s paschal mystery — his
life, passion, death and resurrection — are at the heart of our faith,
continually offering faith and hope in God who is always faithful and
responsive to the needs of all.


The readings for the 3rd Sunday in Easter for Year A encourage us
to truly walk the path of discipleship. In the first reading Peter
boldly proclaims the Good News. The psalm reminds us that God
will guide us along the path of life. The second reading explains that
Jesus Christ died so we could have new life. And in the gospel, two
disciples encounter the risen Jesus on the road to Emmaus.

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