The theme for the season 9 series is The Gospel of Mark, Year III – pick up where Season 8 left off, contemplating Mark chapters 11-16. 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.

The theme for the season 9 series is The Gospel of Mark, Year III – pick up where Season 8 left off, contemplating Mark chapters 11-16. 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.

The theme for the season 9 series is The Gospel of Mark, Year III – pick up where Season 8 left off, contemplating Mark chapters 11-16. 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.

(Mark 13:24-27) The Coming of the Son of Man (Mark 13:28-31) The Lesson of the Fig Tree (Mark 13:32-37) The Necessity for Watchfulness (Mark 14:1-2) The Plot to Kill Jesus (Mark 14:3-9) The Anointing at Bethany (Mark 14:10-11) Judas Agrees To Betray Jesus

(Mark 14:12-21) The Passover With the Disciples (Mark 14:22-25) The Institution of the Lord’s Supper (Mark 14:26-31) Peter’s Denial Foretold (Mark 14:32-42) Jesus Prays in Gethsemane

(Mark 14:43-51) The Betrayal and Arrest of Jesus (Mark 14:52-65) Jesus Before the Council

(Mark 14:66-72) Peter Denies Jesus (Mark 15:1-6) Jesus Before Pilate (Mark 15:7-15) Pilate Hands Jesus Over To Be Crucified (Mark 15:16-20) The Soldiers Mock Jesus

(Mark 15:21-32) The Crucifixion of Jesus (Mark 15:33-41) The Death of Jesus (Mark 15:42-47) The Burial of Jesus

(Mark 16:1-10) The Resurrection of Jesus (Mark 16:9-11) Jesus Appears to Mary Magdalene (Mark 16:12-13) Jesus Appears to Two Disciples (Mark 16:14-18) Jesus Commissions the Disciples (Mark 16:19-20) The Ascension of Jesus