For Which Good Work Are You Stoning Me | Catholic Daily Readings and Reflection | March 27, 2026

Join us for today's Catholic Mass Readings, featuring the daily Mass readings from the Holy Bible and a Catholic reflection. Find peace and enhance your faith with daily Scripture. Experience the presence of Jesus Christ in the Gospel and find peace in a special rendition of the Psalm created for today's liturgy from the USCCB.Catholic Daily Readings and Reflection | Friday of the Fifth Week of Lent | March 27, 2026For the second day in a row, the religious leaders pick up stones to kill Jesus. This time he asks them a direct question: For which good work are you stoning me?Today's readings bring together three men surrounded by enemies who want them dead. Jeremiah's own friends plot against him. David hides in a cave from those hunting him. Jesus stands in the temple as men gather rocks.All three called on God. All three were heard.The reflection explores what it means to face opposition for doing what is right, and why the evidence of Jesus' works demands a response.📖 ReadingsFirst Reading: Jeremiah 20:10-13Responsorial: Psalm 18:2-3a, 3bc-4, 5-6, 7Gospel: John 10: 31-42⏱️ Timeline00:00 Introduction00:15 Reading I - Jeremiah 20:10-1301:11 Psalm Response - Psalm 1806:22 Gospel - John 10: 31-4207:42 Reflection - For Which Good Work Are You Stoning Me🎧 Prefer to listen on the go? The Christus Dominus Daily Bread podcast is now available: Video Podcast: Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/show/7H4YZ5ZIq4rVVF3670Av3t YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTPJP7WEcCSTIO2N4N_AoIsxmzIYRYiSt Audio Podcast: Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/christus-dominus-daily-bread/id1826298886#CatholicDailyReadings #DailyScripture #Lent2026 #GoodWorks #Blasphemy #BelieveTheWorks #Jeremiah