THE SACRED TRIDUUM


  HOLY THURSDAY

Fist reading: Isaiah54:1-10
 Responsorial psalm: PS30:2&4.5-6.11-12a &13b( R.2a).
 Gospel reading:  Luke7: 24-30

 Theme: Jesus the suffering servant

Jesus is the saviour who has totally given himself to serve and save humankind. Despite his self sacrifice, he always call us to come to him. He has won the race for us and the victory is ours. We are therefore called to toe his footsteps making disciples for his kingdom. May he be with us always.

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