A beach. A charcoal fire. A haunting memory of failure—and a Savior who doesn’t flinch. On this Third Sunday of Easter, we witness one of Scripture’s most intimate moments: the restoration of Peter, not by reprimand, but by love.Jesus doesn’t erase the past. He redeems it.In today’s episode:Learn the historical and symbolic power of the charcoal fire in Peter’s storyDiscover why Jesus asks, “Do you love me?”—not “Why did you fail me?”See how the one who denied becomes the one who proclaimsExplore the consistent biblical pattern of restoration after ruin📖 Readings:First Reading: Acts 5:27–32, 40b–41Psalm: Psalm 30:2, 4–6, 11–13Second Reading: Revelation 5:11–14Gospel: John 21:1–19⏱️ Timeline:00:00 – Introduction00:15 – First Reading01:20 – Psalm Response03:49 – Second Reading04:36 – Gospel07:23 – ReflectionIf you’ve ever failed, fallen short, or felt disqualified—this episode will speak to your heart. Jesus meets you not to shame, but to restore.#CatholicDailyReadings #PeterRestoration #RisenJesus #GospelReflection #FailureToFaith #ThirdSundayOfEaster

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