Lectio Divina | Season 7
The Gospel of Mark - Year I
Lectio Divina is not a catechesis or a teaching but it is a prayer, a divine reading, a personal encounter with God in Sacred Scripture. Its intention is to draw ourselves closer to God through mediation and transform our attitudes. The theme for the Season 7 series is The Gospel of Mark. This season's Lectio Divina will focus on the scriptural passages that highlight the miracles and teachings of Jesus as found in Mark’s Gospel.
S7 E1 | The Beginning of the Gospel of Jesus Christ (Mark 1: 1-20)
The theme for the season 7 series is The Gospel of Mark – focus on the scriptural passages that highlight the miracles and teachings of Jesus as found in Mark’s Gospel.
Lectio Divina is not a catechesis or a teaching but it is a prayer, a divine reading, a personal encounter with God in Sacred Scripture.
S7 E2 | Jesus Teaches and Heals (Mark 1: 21-45)
The theme for the season 7 series is The Gospel of Mark – focus on the scriptural passages that highlight the miracles and teachings of Jesus as found in Mark’s Gospel.
Lectio Divina is not a catechesis or a teaching but it is a prayer, a divine reading, a personal encounter with God in Sacred Scripture.
S7 E3 | Jesus Calls His Disciples (Mark 2:1-28)
The theme for the season 7 series is The Gospel of Mark – focus on the scriptural passages that highlight the miracles and teachings of Jesus as found in Mark’s Gospel.
Lectio Divina is not a catechesis or a teaching but it is a prayer, a divine reading, a personal encounter with God in Sacred Scripture.
S7 E4 | The Crowds Follow Jesus (Mark 3:1-19)
The theme for the season 7 series is The Gospel of Mark – focus on the scriptural passages that highlight the miracles and teachings of Jesus as found in Mark’s Gospel.
Lectio Divina is not a catechesis or a teaching but it is a prayer, a divine reading, a personal encounter with God in Sacred Scripture.
S7 E5 | Parables (Mark 3:20-4:20)
The theme for the season 7 series is The Gospel of Mark – focus on the scriptural passages that highlight the miracles and teachings of Jesus as found in Mark’s Gospel.
Lectio Divina is not a catechesis or a teaching but it is a prayer, a divine reading, a personal encounter with God in Sacred Scripture.
S7 E6 | The Calming of the Storm (Mark 4:21-41)
The theme for the season 7 series is The Gospel of Mark – focus on the scriptural passages that highlight the miracles and teachings of Jesus as found in Mark’s Gospel.
Lectio Divina is not a catechesis or a teaching but it is a prayer, a divine reading, a personal encounter with God in Sacred Scripture.
S7 E7 | The Gerasene Demoniac (Mark 5:1-20)
The theme for the season 7 series is The Gospel of Mark – focus on the scriptural passages that highlight the miracles and teachings of Jesus as found in Mark’s Gospel.
Lectio Divina is not a catechesis or a teaching but it is a prayer, a divine reading, a personal encounter with God in Sacred Scripture.
S7 E8 | The Daughter of Jairus (Mark 5:21-43)
The theme for the season 7 series is The Gospel of Mark – focus on the scriptural passages that highlight the miracles and teachings of Jesus as found in Mark’s Gospel.
Lectio Divina is not a catechesis or a teaching but it is a prayer, a divine reading, a personal encounter with God in Sacred Scripture.
S7 E9 | John the Baptist (Mark 6:1-29)
The theme for the season 7 series is The Gospel of Mark – focus on the scriptural passages that highlight the miracles and teachings of Jesus as found in Mark’s Gospel.
Lectio Divina is not a catechesis or a teaching but it is a prayer, a divine reading, a personal encounter with God in Sacred Scripture.
S7 E10 | Miracles (Mark 6:30-56)
The theme for the season 7 series is The Gospel of Mark – focus on the scriptural passages that highlight the miracles and teachings of Jesus as found in Mark’s Gospel.
Lectio Divina is not a catechesis or a teaching but it is a prayer, a divine reading, a personal encounter with God in Sacred Scripture.
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