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For the 6th Sunday of Easter Year B, the readings offer rich insights
into love, inclusion, and divine friendship. Each theme is closely connected
with how believers are called to live and interact in light of God's love.- God's
impartial love: God
shows no partiality among people; His love is for all, as shown when the
Holy Spirit fills everyone listening to Peter, regardless of being Jew or
Gentile. This teaches us that God’s love transcends human boundaries,
inviting all into His divine family.
- Power of
divine love: The
second reading tells us that God is the essence of love itself, and loving
others is how we truly know God. This emphasizes that love is not just a
human emotion but a reflection of the divine presence within us.
- Commandment of love: Jesus commands His
disciples to love one another as He has loved them. This directive is
rooted in His own obedience and love for the Father, highlighting love as
the fundamental principle of Christian life.
- Sacrifice as true love: Jesus speaks about the
greatest love being shown when one lays down their life for their friends.
This underlines the sacrificial nature of true love, exemplified by Jesus’
own life and death.
- Friendship with God: Elevating His followers
from servants to friends, Jesus shares divine truths with them. This shift
illustrates the deep, personal relationship God seeks with us, based on
transparency and mutual love.
- Promise of answered prayers: Jesus assures that requests
made in His name will be granted. This not only shows the power of prayer
but also the confidence we can have in God’s responsiveness to our needs.
The
readings for the 6th Sunday of Easter Year B illustrate various dimensions of
love as the core of Christian identity. These themes each point back to the
fundamental truth that God is love, and our lives should reflect this reality.
Entrance:
1. Awitan
ta ang Ginoo
2. Awit
sa Himaya
3. Awit
sa Pagdayeg
4. Bag-ong
Awit
5. Awit
mga Binuhat
6. Mag-awit
Kita
7. Buklod
ng Pag-ibig (Pangilinan, Hontiveros)
8. Isang
Pananampalataya (Santos & Hontiveros)
9. Magsiawit
sa Panginoon (Isidro & Que) "Magsiawit kayo sa Panginoon;
ALELUYA!"
10. Sumigaw
sa Galak (Que)
11. All
the Ends of the Earth (Dufford)
12. Sing
a new song (Schutte). Don’t forget to replace “Yahweh’s people” to “O God’s
people.” "Singing Alleluia..."
13. Water
of Life (Haas)
Readings:- First Reading - Acts
10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48: Peter realized God's impartiality and while he
spoke, the Holy Spirit filled everyone present, Jew and Gentile alike.
Peter baptized the Gentiles, affirming their reception of the Spirit.
- Responsorial Psalm - Psalm
98: The Lord has revealed to the nations his saving power.
Sing to the LORD for His marvelous deeds and victory.
He has revealed His salvation and righteousness to all people, remembering His
love and faithfulness to Israel.- Second Reading - 1 John 4:7-1:
Love originates from God, and those who love know Him, because God is love
itself. God demonstrated His love by sending His Son as a sacrifice for
our sins.
- Gospel - John
15:9-17: Jesus instructs His disciples about remaining in His love by
obeying His commandments, similar to His adherence to the Father's. He
desires their complete joy through this mutual love. Emphasizing the
ultimate expression of love—sacrificing one’s life for friends—he elevates
them from servants to friends, sharing divine truths. Jesus underscores
His choice of them to bear lasting fruit and assures that their requests
in His name will be granted by the Father. His central command: love one
another.
Offertory:
1. Mugna
sa Dios
2. Diyutay
Lang Kini
3. Nagahalad
Kami
4. O
Dios Dawata
5. Alay
Kapwa (Tinio, Hontiveros)
6. Isang Pagkain,
Isang Katawan, Isang Bayan (San Pedro)
7. Paghahandog
ng Sarili
8. One
Bread, One Body (Foley)
Communion:
1. Gugma’g
Paglaum
2. Kining
Maong Akong Lawas
3. Way
Sukod Man ang Pagmahal
4. Sa
Iyong Pag-ibig (Dublin, Dacanay of Hangad)
5. Di
Matinag na Pag-ibig (Hangad)
6. Tubig
ng Buhay (Valdellon)
7. Pagkakaibigan
(Cenzon & Abad Santos)
8. Dakilang
Pag-ibig (Pangilinan, Hontiveros)
9. Far
Greater Love (Go, Francisco)
10. God
of Love (Schutte)
11. On
Eagle’s Wings (Joncas)
12. So
the Love of God (Schutte)
Recessional:
1. Ang
Tawag
2. Ang
Atong Tulubagon
3. Humayo’t
Ihayag
4. Reyna
ng Langit or any Marian Song
5. Before
the Sun burned bright (Schutte)
6. I
will sing forever (Francisco)
The readings for the 5th Sunday of Easter Year B remind us of our
dependence on God and each other. In the gospel Jesus explains that he is the
vine and we must depend on him. The second reading also echoes this teaching.
The readings for the 5th Sunday of Easter Year B touch on several
interconnected themes that are central to understanding and living out the
Christian faith. Here's a list of the key themes:- Transformation
and Mission: In the
first reading from Acts, we see the transformation of Saul, a former
persecutor of Christians, into a bold preacher of the Gospel. This change
highlights the power of God's grace to convert and equip believers for
mission. Community and Belonging: Saul's acceptance into the Christian
community through Barnabas's advocacy demonstrates the importance of
community, belonging, and the role of mediation in the life of believers.
It reminds us that the Church is a place of welcome for all, including those
who were once far off.
- Love in
Action: The second
reading from 1 John emphasizes that love must be more than words; it must
be expressed in deeds and truth. This practical expression of love is
evidence of living in the truth of the Gospel.
- Obedience
and Relationship with God:
Obedience to God's commandments, especially the command to believe in
Jesus and love one another, is central to our relationship with God. This
obedience is not burdensome but is a natural outcome of our love for God
and assures us of His indwelling Spirit.
- Vital
Connection with Christ:
The Gospel from John uses the metaphor of the vine and the branches to
illustrate the vital connection believers must maintain with Jesus. Just
as branches can bear fruit only when attached to the vine, Christians can
thrive spiritually only when they remain in Jesus.
- Fruitfulness
and Discipleship: The
theme of fruitfulness permeates the Gospel reading. Believers are called
to bear fruit as evidence of their discipleship and their connection to
Jesus. This fruitfulness also involves pruning, or spiritual discipline,
to foster even greater growth.
- God’s
Glory: The ultimate
purpose of believers’ fruitfulness is to bring glory to God. Our lives,
when lived in connection with Christ, reflect God's love and power to the
world.
Together, these themes present a rich tapestry of Christian life and
faith, emphasizing transformation, community, love in action, obedience,
connection with Christ, fruitfulness, and the glorification of God.
Entrance:
1. Diha sa
Halaran
2. Saulogon ta
Karon
3. Kon
Magkatigum Ta
4. Pag-inambitay
5. Huni
sa Kinabuhi
6. Pag-alaala
(Francisco)
7. Awit ng Pasasalamat
8. Isang Pananampalataya (Santos,
Hontiveros) Best choice; stanza per stanza.
9. Sing a new song (Schutte). Don’t
forget to replace “Yahweh’s people” to “O God’s people.” "Singing
Alleluia..."
10. Praise God (Dufford, Foley)
11. Praise the Lord, My Soul (Foley)
12. City of God (Schutte)
13. Come with Praise (Schutte)
Readings:- First
Reading - Acts
9:26-31: Initially distrusted, Saul joins the Jerusalem disciples
through Barnabas's support, speaking boldly about Jesus. Despite threats,
he's safely sent to Tarsus. The church then experiences peaceful growth,
strengthened and encouraged by the Holy Spirit.
- Responsorial
Psalm - Psalm
22: I will praise you, Lord, in the assembly of your people.
In the presence of the faithful, I will
fulfill my vows and praise the Lord. All nations will turn to Him, and future
generations will hear of His righteousness.- Second
Reading - 1
John 3:18-24: We're called to express love in actions and truth, not
just words. A clear conscience gives us confidence before God. Obeying His
commandments to believe in Jesus and love one another assures us of God's
indwelling Spirit.
- Gospel -John
15:1-8: Jesus described himself as the true vine and his Father as the
gardener. Branches not bearing fruit are removed, while fruitful ones are
pruned for more yield. He emphasized staying connected to him, akin to
branches on a vine, as the key to bearing fruit. Without him, nothing can
be achieved. Unfruitful branches are discarded. Fruitfulness in believers
brings glory to God and proves discipleship.
Offertory:
1. Gasa sa Gugma
2. Nagahalad Kami
3. Diyutay lang Kini
4. Dios
Nia Ko
5. Narito
Ako (San Andres)
6. Narito
Ako, Panginoon (Que)
7. Sumasamo
Kami (Judan)
8. Unang Alay (Magnaye)
9. Blessed be God
10. Prayer for Generosity (Arboleda)
11. Prayer of Rupert Mayer (Francisco)
Communion:
1. Gugma’g Paglaum
2. Kini Maong Akong Lawas
3. Kalig-on sa Pagtoo, sibo
sa 1st reading sa kahugot ug kalig-on sa pagtoo ni Saulo sa
pagwali sa pulong sa Ginoo
4. Ang Kinabuhi sa Tawo
5. Kaibigan, Kapanalig (Ofrasio,
Hontiveros)
6. Dakilang Pag-ibig (Pangilinan,
Hontiveros)
7. Diyos ay Pag-ibig
8. Manalig Ka (Perez)
9. Pagkakaibigan
(Cenzon, Abad-Santos)
10. Pagsibol
(Aquino)
11. Awit ng Pag-asam (Dublin-Tolentino)
12. God of Love (Schutte)
13. In My Heart (Francisco)
14. One More Gift (Francisco)
15. To Be Your Bread (Haas)
16. The Lord’s Steadfast Love (Tolentino-Francia)
Recessional:
1. Ang Tawag
2. Pagbanwag
3. Ang Atong Tulubagon
4. Any Marian Song will do
5. Pananagutan
6. Humayo’t Ihayag
7. All My Days (Schutte, Murray)
8. I am the Bread of Life (Toolan)
ang priority ay stanzas 3 and 4.
9. Let There Be Peace on Earth
(Miller, Jackson)
