The Father and I are one. Homily for the 4th Sunday of Easter, Year C.
The 4th Sunday of Easter is traditionally known as Good Shepherd Sunday, and the gospel is always taken from chapter 10 the Gospel of St John. In today’s Gospel Jesus tells us that the sheep that belong to him listen to his voice. He also tells us the he and the Father are one.
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Homily 4th Sunday of Easter Year C I Homily 11 May 2025 Year C
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FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER, YEAR C: THE GOOD SHEPHERD
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