Christ in our Neighborhood

NOTE: Christ in Our Neighborhood is a parish-based program consisting of small Christian communities that gather in the home weekly to prayerfully discuss the upcoming Sunday Mass readings. It’s easy to form a community and you can find out more at Christ in Our Neighborhood - The Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix (dphx.org)    This coming Sunday, we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, also known as Corpus Christi. The question the Christ in Our Neighborhood reflection asks us is: What does it mean for you to share in the kingly (or royal) nature of Christ?

NOTE: Christ in Our Neighborhood is a parish-based program consisting of small Christian communities that gather in the home weekly to prayerfully discuss the upcoming Sunday Mass readings. It’s easy to form a community and you can find out more at Christ in Our Neighborhood - The Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix (dphx.org)    This coming Sunday, we celebrate Pentecost. The question the Christ in Our Neighborhood Reflection asks us is: Can you imagine what it will be like to gaze upon God in heaven?

NOTE: Christ in Our Neighborhood is a parish-based program consisting of small Christian communities that gather in the home weekly to prayerfully discuss the upcoming Sunday Mass readings. It’s easy to form a community and you can find out more at Christ in Our Neighborhood - The Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix (dphx.org)    This coming Sunday, we celebrate Pentecost. The question the Christ in Our Neighborhood Reflection asks us is: In what way are you Christ to those around you?

NOTE: Christ in Our Neighborhood is a parish-based program consisting of small Christian communities that gather in the home weekly to prayerfully discuss the upcoming Sunday Mass readings. It’s easy to form a community and you can find out more at Christ in Our Neighborhood - The Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix (dphx.org)    This coming Sunday, we celebrate the Ascension. The question the Christ in Our Neighborhood Reflection asks us is: What does the Feast of Ascension mean to you?

NOTE: Christ in Our Neighborhood is a parish-based program consisting of small Christian communities that gather in the home weekly to prayerfully discuss the upcoming Sunday Mass readings. It’s easy to form a community and you can find out more at Christ in Our Neighborhood - The Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix (dphx.org)    This coming Sunday, we celebrate the Sixth Sunday of Easter. The question the Christ in Our Neighborhood Reflection asks us is: How have you thanked the Father and Jesus for the gifts of Peace and Holy Spirit in your life?

NOTE: Christ in Our Neighborhood is a parish-based program consisting of small Christian communities that gather in the home weekly to prayerfully discuss the upcoming Sunday Mass readings. It’s easy to form a community and you can find out more at Christ in Our Neighborhood - The Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix (dphx.org)     This coming Sunday, we celebrate the Fifth Sunday of Easter. The question the Christ in Our Neighborhood Reflection asks us is: How is love for others an important part of your faith in Christ? 

NOTE: Christ in Our Neighborhood is a parish-based program consisting of small Christian communities that gather in the home weekly to prayerfully discuss the upcoming Sunday Mass readings. It’s easy to form a community and you can find out more at Christ in Our Neighborhood - The Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix (dphx.org)  This coming Sunday, we celebrate the Fourth Sunday of Easter. The question the Christ in Our Neighborhood Reflection asks us is: How often do you pray for vocations within the Church?

NOTE: Christ in Our Neighborhood is a parish-based program consisting of small Christian communities that gather in the home weekly to prayerfully discuss the upcoming Sunday Mass readings. It’s easy to form a community and you can find out more at Christ in Our Neighborhood - The Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix (dphx.org)    This coming Sunday, we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday. The question the Christ in Our Neighborhood Reflection asks us is: As you go out into the world each day and encounter people, do you remember that they are His lambs? How do you tend to them? It’s commonplace for us to fall into the trap of placing people into categories: progressives, right-wingers, workaholics, troublemakers. When we do that, we fail to see each person as God sees him or her: precious, made in His image, someone He died to set free, a lamb.

NOTE: Christ in Our Neighborhood is a parish-based program consisting of small Christian communities that gather in the home weekly to prayerfully discuss the upcoming Sunday Mass readings. It’s easy to form a community and you can find out more at Christ in Our Neighborhood - The Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix (dphx.org)    This coming Sunday, we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday. The question the Christ in Our Neighborhood Reflection asks us is: Are you a person who needs to see to believe?

This Sunday, we celebrate the Resurrection of the Lord – Easter Sunday, the greatest feast of our faith. In this week’s Christ in Our Neighborhood reflection, we’re invited to consider: How has Christ’s Resurrection changed your life?