After Thought – 1st Sunday of Lent – March 5, 2017
Our Lenten journey started on Ash Wednesday and as we are essentially being prepared during this...
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Source: Neo Jeremiah Voice of the Young Prophet Newsletter (June 12, 2016 issue) In today’s gospel (Luke 7:36-50), we meet two different personalities – one, a Pharisee who invited Jesus to dine with him at his house, and the other, a sinful woman, who learned about Jesus’ whereabouts and came unbidden.
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Source: Neo Jeremiah Voice of the Young Prophet Newsletter (May 29, 2016 issue) Makahulugan ang isinulat ni Papa Benedicto XVI sa apostolic exhortation na pinamagatang Sacramentum Caritatis. Ayon sa kanya, “The love that we celebrate in the sacrament is not something we can keep to ourselves. By its very nature, it…
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Source: Neo Jeremiah Voice of the Young Prophet Newsletter (May 29, 2016 issue) Sharing is sometimes hard to do; an established relationship is often needed for us to share something with somebody. There must be at least love, trust or even familiarity for us to be willing to do it. But sometimes, it also depends on what we will share,
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It is striking how the scriptures describe Jesus’ “moving up” to heaven. The English noun we us for is it “ascension” and the corresponding verb “ascend” seem to suggest that the subject is the one responsible for his own rising. But the scenario was not described as “Jesus went up” – Jesus was taken up. He was lifted up. Jesus listened to the Father…
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May the faith you have given us in your son, Jesus Christ, our brother, and the flame of charity enkindled in our hearts by the Holy Spirit, reawaken in us the blessed hope for the coming of your Kingdom.
May your grace transform us into tireless cultivators of the seeds of the Gospel.
May those seeds transform from within both humanity and the whole cosmos in the sure expectation of a new heaven and a new earth, when, with the powers of Evil vanquished, your glory will shine eternally.
May the grace of the Jubilee reawaken in us, Pilgrims of Hope, a yearning for the treasures of heaven.
May that same grace spread the joy and peace of our Redeemer throughout the earth.
To you, our God, eternally blessed, be glory and praise forever. Amen.
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