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Saturday, January 12, 2008, St. Marguerite Bourgeoys, (Canada)
1 John 5:14-21, Psalm 149, John 3:22-30
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"YOU ASKED FOR IT"
"What we have asked Him for is ours." —1 John 5:15
Tomorrow is the last day of the Christmas season. The Lord has surprised
us once again by loving us more this Christmas than we ever dreamed
possible. But it's not over yet. As great as Christmas has been, the Lord
may well have been saving the best till last (see Jn 2:10). He will bring
Christmas to a glorious conclusion, but we must ask to receive the
fullness of His love (Mt 7:7).
"We have this confidence in God: that He hears us whenever we ask for
anything according to His will. And since we know that He hears us
whenever we ask, we know that what we have asked Him for is ours" (1 Jn
5:14-15).
Ask the Father for the repentance and salvation of every member of your
family. Ask Jesus to increase in your life while you decrease (Jn 3:30).
Ask to hear Jesus' voice and to be overjoyed in the hearing (Jn 3:29).
Intercede for those in authority to lead godly lives and make decisions
according to God's will (1 Tm 2:1). Pray with Jesus for all to be one as
He and the Father are One (Jn 17:21). Most of all, pray for all "to be
saved and come to know the truth" (1 Tm 2:4). We haven't yet opened up our
best Christmas presents. Ask and open.
Prayer: Father, I ask for the Holy Spirit (Lk 11:13).
Promise: "No one can lay hold on anything unless it is given him from on
high." —Jn 3:27
Praise: When St. Marguerite volunteered to go to New France (Canada), she
was blessed with much hard work and bore much good fruit.
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Rescript: In accord with the "Code of Canon Law", I hereby grant my
permission to publish "One Bread, One Body" covering the period from
December 1, 2008 through January 31, 2008
†Reverend Joseph R. Binzer, Vicar General Archdiocese of Cincinnati, July
30, 2007
The rescript is a declaration that a book or pamphlet is considered to be
free of doctrinal or moral error. It is not implied that those who have
granted ecclesial permission agree with the contents, opinions, or
statements expressed.
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