In this week's edition of There's more in the Gospel than Meets the Eye
Jill Bevilacqua and Seàn-Patrick Lovett bring us readings and reflections for the
Second Sunday after Christmas. Listen:
Gospel Jn
1,1-18 or 1,1-5,9-14
In the beginning was the Word; The Word was in
God’s presence, And the Word was God. He was present to God in the beginning. Through
him all things came into being, And apart from him nothing came to be. Whatever
came to be in him, found life, Life for the light of men. The light shines on
in darkness, A darkness that did not overcome it. The real light which gives
light to every man Was coming into the world. He was in the world, And through
him the world was made, Yet the world did not know who he was. To his own he
came, Yet his own did not accept him. Any who did accept him He empowered
to become children of God. These are they who believe in his name – who Were
begotten not by blood, not by carnal desire, Nor by man’s willing it, but by God. The
Word became flesh And made his dwelling among us, And we have seen his glory: The
glory of an only Son coming from the Father, Filled with enduring love. This
is the Gospel of the Lord.