Dining with Jesus
We are “the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind” invited by Jesus at every Eucharist celebration.
May we grow in gratitude for the privilege of being invited to the Lord’s banquet.
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This blog intends to provide readers an opportunity to be nourished by the Word of God. It invites readers to read, reflect and pray the Gospel passage that they will hear during the upcoming Sunday's Liturgy. With the commentaries provided, readers have the possibility of studying and meditating on the Word. Finally, readers are invited to share their reflections, thus creating an on-line lectio divina/faith sharing group, and so sustaining each other in the faith and the love for God's Word.
Dining with Jesus
We are “the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind” invited by Jesus at every Eucharist celebration.
May we grow in gratitude for the privilege of being invited to the Lord’s banquet.
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God’s Guests
The Fire of Jesus
Last Sunday, Jesus declared, “Your Father is pleased to give you the kingdom” (Luke 12:32).
Today, as we continue with the same chapter, Jesus might be asking me to consider what in me must be purified by the fire of his love so that the Father’s gift of the Kingdom might be blazing.
The Gift of God’s Kingdom
Two Sundays ago, Jesus taught to pray, “Father, your kingdom come.”
Today, Jesus assures us, “Your Father is pleased to give you the kingdom.”
What can be greater than this gift of God’s love for us?
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