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Daily Readings - 28/11/2026

SATURDAY. Until None: SATURDAY OF THE THIRTY-FOURTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME or BLESSED VIRGIN MARY ON SATURDAY, optional memorial

Ordinary Time Week XXXIV Green

First Reading : Rv 22, 1-7

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Psalm : Ps 95 (94)

R// Maranatha. Come, Lord Jesus!

Psalm for daily use

95:1 Come, let us praise Yahweh joyfully, acclaiming the Rock of our safety;

95:2 let us come into his presence with thanksgiving, acclaiming him with music.

95:3 For Yahweh is a great God, a greater King than all other gods;

95:4 from depths of earth to mountain top everything comes under his rule;

95:5 the sea belongs to him, he made it, so does the land, he shaped this too.

95:6 Come in, let us bow, prostrate ourselves, and kneel in front of Yahweh our maker,

95:7 for this is our God, and we are the people he pastures, the flock that he guides. If only you would listen to him today,

95:8 ‘Do not harden your hearts as at Meribah, as you did that day at Massah in the wilderness,[*a]

95:9 when your ancestors challenged me, tested me, although they had seen what I could do.

95:10 ‘For forty years that generation repelled me, until I said: How unreliable these people who refuse to grasp my ways!

95:11 And so, in anger, I swore that not one would reach the place of rest I had for them.’

Gospel : Lk 21, 34-36

Be on the alert

21:34 ‘Watch yourselves, or your hearts will be coarsened with debauchery and drunkenness and the cares of life, and that day will be sprung on you suddenly,

21:35 like a trap. For it will come down on every living man on the face of the earth.

21:36 Stay awake, praying at all times for the strength to survive all that is going to happen, and to stand with confidence before the Son of Man.’

SATURDAY. After None: ADVENT BEGINS 2026. Evening Mass of the First Sunday of Advent

Advent Week I Purple

First Reading : Isa 63, 16c-17. 19c; 64, 2b-7

63:16 Do not let your compassion go unmoved, for you are our Father. For Abraham does not own us and Israel[*a] does not acknowledge us; you, Yahweh, yourself are our Father, Our Redeemer is your ancient name.

63:17 Why, Yahweh, leave us to stray from your ways and harden our hearts against fearing you? Return, for the sake of your servants, the tribes of your inheritance.

63:19 We have long been like people you do not rule, people who do not bear your name. Oh, that you would tear the heavens open and come down – at your Presence the mountains would melt,

64:2 working unexpected miracles

64:3 such as no one has ever heard of before. No ear has heard, no eye has seen any god but you act like this for those who trust him.

64:4 You guide those who act with integrity and keep your ways in mind. You were angry when we were sinners; we had long been rebels against you.

64:5 We were all like men unclean, all that integrity of ours like filthy clothing. We have all withered like leaves and our sins blew us away like the wind.

64:6 No one invoked your name or roused himself to catch hold of you. For you hid your face from us and gave us up to the power of our sins.

64:7 And yet, Yahweh, you are our Father; we the clay, you the potter, we are all the work of your hand.

Psalm : Ps 80 (79)

R// O God, restore us; let your face shine, that we may be saved.

Psalm

80:1 Shepherd of Israel, listen, you who lead Joseph like a flock; enthroned on the cherubs, shine

80:2 on Ephraim, Benjamin and Manasseh;[*a] rouse your strength, come to us and save us!

80:3 Yahweh Sabaoth, bring us back, let your face smile on us and we shall be safe.

80:4 Yahweh Sabaoth, how much longer will you smoulder at your people’s prayer?

80:5 Having fed us on the bread of tears, having made us drink them in such measure,

80:6 you now let our neighbours quarrel over us and our enemies deride us.

80:7 Yahweh Sabaoth, bring us back, let your face smile on us and we shall be safe.

80:8 There was a vine: you uprooted it from Egypt; to plant it, you drove out other nations,

80:9 you cleared a space where it could grow, it took root and filled the whole country.

80:10 It covered the mountains with its shade, the cedars of God with its branches,

80:11 its tendrils extended to the sea, its offshoots all the way to the river.[*b]

80:12 Why have you destroyed its fences? Now anyone can go and steal its grapes,

80:13 the forest boar can ravage it and wild animals eat it.

80:14 Please, Yahweh Sabaoth, relent! Look down from heaven, look at this vine, visit it,

80:15 protect what your own right hand has planted.

80:16 They threw it on the fire like dung, but one look of reproof from you and they will be doomed.

80:17 May your hand protect the man at your right, the son of man who has been authorised by you.

80:18 We shall never turn from you again; our life renewed, we shall invoke your name.

80:19 Yahweh Sabaoth, bring us back, let your face smile on us and we shall be safe.

Second Reading : 1 Cor 1, 3-9

1:3 May God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ send you grace and peace.

1:4 I never stop thanking God for all the graces you have received through Jesus Christ.

1:5 I thank him that you have been enriched in so many ways, especially in your teachers and preachers;

1:6 the witness to Christ has indeed been strong among you

1:7 so that you will not be without any of the gifts of the Spirit while you are waiting for our Lord Jesus Christ to be revealed;

1:8 and he will keep you steady and without blame until the last day, the day of our Lord Jesus Christ,

1:9 because God by calling you has joined you to his Son, Jesus Christ; and God is faithful.

Gospel : Mk 13, 33-37

Be on the alert

13:33 ‘Be on your guard, stay awake, because you never know when the time will come.

13:34 It is like a man travelling abroad: he has gone from home, and left his servants in charge, each with his own task; and he has told the doorkeeper to stay awake.

13:35 So stay awake, because you do not know when the master of the house is coming, evening, midnight, cockcrow, dawn;

13:36 if he comes unexpectedly, he must not find you asleep.

13:37 And what I say to you I say to all: Stay awake!’