5th Sunday of Easter

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On the Fifth Sunday of Easter, we consider that Jesus is always with us. Our lives must be rooted in him. If that is the case, then we can have the strength to truly follow him. Find ideas for youth ministry, catechism class, PSR, and families here.

5th Sunday of Easter – Year B (2021)

The readings for the 5th Sunday in Easter for Year B remind us of our dependence on God and each other. Topics for this weekend could include community and humility.

5th Sunday of Easter – Year A (2023)

The readings for the Fifth Sunday of Easter for year A tell us that we are called to follow Jesus and serve him, even though we don't know where that might lead us. We can consider how we might serve the Lord and what our vocation might be.

5th Sunday of Easter – Year C (2022)

The readings for the Fifth Sunday of Easter for year C tell us that suffering can be a part of discipleship, but we can look to the future with hope. We can considers the difficulties of discipleship this weekend, Heaven is also a topic to consider.

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