Introduction
The 4th Sunday of Easter is often called “Good Shepherd Sunday.” In each year of the three-year liturgical cycle, the readings are chosen to highlight Christ as the Good Shepherd who knows, leads, and protects his flock.
A liturgical Bible study based on the Roman Catholic lectionary.
The 4th Sunday of Easter is often called “Good Shepherd Sunday.” In each year of the three-year liturgical cycle, the readings are chosen to highlight Christ as the Good Shepherd who knows, leads, and protects his flock.