Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C Sunday October 5th 2025

27th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C Holy Trinity Catholic Church Kileleshwa Sunday October 5, 2025 Mass Readings for the 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C First Reading – Habakkuk 1:2-3; 2:2-4: Despite witnessing violence and injustice, the plea for divine intervention is met with God’s instruction to record a future vision that promises fulfillment and vindicates the just who live by faith. Responsorial Psalm – Psalm 95: We are called to worship joyfully, remember God as our creator and shepherd, and keep our hearts open, recalling the lessons from Meribah and Massah. Second Reading – 2 Timothy 1:6-8, 13-14: Reignite the divine gift within you, embracing God’s spirit of power, love, and discipline, and steadfastly proclaim your faith, guided and protected by the Holy Spirit. Gospel – Luke 17:5-10: Jesus teaches that even a small amount of faith can achieve great things and compares this to a servant’s duty, emphasizing that fulfilling obligations is simply doing what is expected. Lectionary #141C Liturgical color: green The 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C speaks about faith, trust, and serving others. Faith does not need to be big to be real. Even a little faith, if it is true, can do great things. Faith grows when we trust God, even when life feels unfair or hard. It means waiting for God’s plan and believing He is working, even if we cannot see it yet. This Sunday also speaks about using the gifts God has given us. Each person has something to offer, and we should use these gifts to help others. Serving God is not about seeking praise or rewards. It is about doing what is right because it is what God asks of us. Faith and service belong together. When we trust God and serve with love, we show our faith in simple, everyday ways. The Official YouTube Channel for Holy Trinity Catholic Church - Kileleshwa A Community of Love Unity and Service (COLUS) located along Othaya Road, Nairobi, Kenya. Live church service, Daily Bible Readings and Homilies.