Bible Study

The Constitution of the Sacred Liturgy promulgated by the Second Vatican Council, provided the Church with the Lectionary, the text used each day at the celebration of Mass.  It is comprised of a three year cycle in which the Church unfolds the whole mystery of Christ, not only from his birth until his ascension, but also as reflected in the early Church in the days following Pentecost, and the expectation of the Lord’s blessed return.

The homilies at Mass give us great insight into the meaning of Scripture and it’s implications for our lives today, and yet the Scriptures contain so much more than can be shared in that one context.

Studying the Bible is fascinating.  You may have tried it.  One approach some have used is to start reading it from cover to cover starting with the Book of Genesis and reading straight through.  Chances are, if you’ve tried this approach you made it to the Book of Leviticus and gave up, wondering “what has this to do with my life today”?

The Bible is not always easy to read with understanding.  It not only requires some attention and effort, but it may even require a little help.

When Philip encountered an Ethiopian who was reading the scriptures, he asked him, “Do you understand what you are reading?” The Ethiopian looked up from the book of Isaiah and answered, “How can I, unless someone instructs me?” (Acts 8:31).

We encourage you to begin your own deeper understanding of Scripture, and how the Word of God is so important to your own life.

Contact Name: Claude Malo
Phone: 603-742-6170
Email: [email protected]
Dates of Meetings: Wednesdays
Time of Meetings: 3:00-4:30 pm
Location of Meetings: St. Joseph Church Hall