Synodal Pathway: Sunday Reflection for the 5th Sunday in Lent

Synodal Sunday for Fifth Sunday of Lent
26th March 2023
Dear Friends,

For the Fifth Sunday of Lent, Denis Nuwagaba, the Programme Director for Net Ministries Ireland reflects on today’s Gospel and invites us to remember three things:

1. Jesus is never late 
2. Jesus is always present to lean upon
3. Jesus invites us to remove our stones of fear, unforgiveness, unbelief, or negative self image.

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Kindest regards as always,

Julieann Moran
General Secretary

Link to Denis Nuwagaba:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flotkZJhIq4

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