Tomorrow I depart for vacation with my family, while on vacation I will be praying for you and I ask that you pray for us. My blog, "A Daily Dose of God” will return on Monday, July 27, 2020.
St.
Ignatius of Loyola said, "All
the things in this world are gifts of God, created for us, to be the means by
which we can come to know him better, love him more surely, and serve him more
faithfully.”
Bishop
Barron reflected in a recent homily, “The secularist ideology teaches that sufficient amounts of wealth,
pleasure, power, or honor will make us happy.
Who will counter
this? Who will speak to
this culture of the beauty of God? Who will remind us that
our lives are not about us? Who will break open
the words of the Gospel and spread out the banquet table of Christ’s Body and
Blood?”
As Secular
humanism continues to permeate our culture, our witness as Christians becomes more difficult. Recommit to living your faith and
allowing the light of Christ to shine through you, to our nation and to our world. The Eucharist is the spiritual nourish needed
to sustain us and guide us and the Church.
May God Be Praised and may God’s blessing be upon you and
your family today and every day.
I ask
you to join me and cry out from the depths of your heart to the Lord who hears us.
“Lord,
listen to my prayer: turn your ear to my appeal.” [Psalm 143] God, You are our refuge and our
hope, we turn to you during this COVID 19 pandemic and plead for Your
intercession. In Your mercy and Your compassion “… grant eternal rest to the
dead, comfort to mourners, healing to the sick ….” [Collect from Mass
Time in Pandemic].
Provide
strength to the first responders and medical personnel. End this coronavirus scourge. Bring Your light to all who wander in the
darkness of this pandemic and give each of us hope in Your eternal love today
and every day. Amen. [Dcn. George Kelly]
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