Good Shepherd Sunday is the Fourth Sunday of Easter that is, the Sunday three weeks after Easter Sunday (MAY 3rd). The name derives from the gospel readings on this day which are taken from the 10th chapter of John. In this reading Christ is described as the Good Shepherd who, by dying on the Cross, lays down his life for his sheep. So, the slain Lamb has become the Good Shepherd.
We truly believe that the risen Jesus is alive and that his Spirit remains among us. We come into contact with the risen Jesus in prayer, the sacraments and our experience of daily life. He calls, and we hear his voice. The Good Shepherd knows us, and we follow him. Yes, the slain Lamb has truly become the Good Shepherd.
LISTEN & ENJOY the MUSIC of the 23rd psalm of DAVID through an attachment .
Brother Paul D’Souza
We truly believe that the risen Jesus is alive and that his Spirit remains among us. We come into contact with the risen Jesus in prayer, the sacraments and our experience of daily life. He calls, and we hear his voice. The Good Shepherd knows us, and we follow him. Yes, the slain Lamb has truly become the Good Shepherd.
LISTEN & ENJOY the MUSIC of the 23rd psalm of DAVID through an attachment .
Brother Paul D’Souza