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Monday, February 8, 2010

PROCESSIONS AND RECESSION - One Bread, One Body, 2/8/2010

Monday, February 8, 2010, St. Jerome Emiliani, St. Josephine Bakhita

1 Kings 8:1-7, 9-13, Psalm 132:6-10, Mark 6:53-56
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PROCESSIONS AND RECESSION

"Advance, O Lord, to Your resting place, You and the ark of Your
majesty." —Psalm 132:8

After Solomon completed the building of the magnificent Temple, he had the
ark of the covenant brought into the Holy of Holies in the Temple. This
procession was spectacular, solemn, awesome, and inexpressibly majestic.
For the occasion, "sheep and oxen too many to number or count" were
sacrificed before the ark (1 Kgs 8:5). "When the priests left the holy
place, the cloud filled the Temple of the Lord so that the priests could
no longer minister because of the cloud, since the Lord's glory had filled
the Temple of the Lord" (1 Kgs 8:10-11).

In today's Gospel reading, we see not the ark of the covenant, but Jesus,
the God of the covenant. Jesus went from village to village. His
procession wasn't as solemn as that of the ark. "The crowds scurried about
the adjacent area and began to bring in the sick on bedrolls" (Mk 6:55).
They "begged Him to let them touch just the tassel of His cloak. All who
touched Him got well" (Mk 6:56). In the Old Testament, when someone
inadvertently touched the ark, they died (see 2 Sm 6:6-7). In the New
Testament, crowds of people pushed, shoved, pulled, and touched Jesus.
Instead of dropping dead, they were healed.

Jesus humbled and emptied Himself (see Phil 2:7), even becoming a human
being. He exposed Himself to our pushing and touching. He even let us
crucify Him. Why did Jesus expose Himself to our insensitivity,
manipulation, violence, and brutality? He did this because He loves us
more than we can ever imagine (see 1 Cor 2:9). Let His love surprise and
overwhelm you.

Prayer: Father, why would You send Your Son to die on the cross for me?
Why? I love You.

Promise: "Let Your faithful ones shout merrily for joy." —Ps 132:9

Praise: St. Jerome escaped from prison only to use his freedom to help
relieve the suffering of others.

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February 1, 2010 through March 31, 2010
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Sunday, February 7, 2010

PM eNewsletter The Fifth Sunday in ordinary time

February 7th The Fifth Sunday in ordinary time

Jesus, this week we celebrate our Lady of Lourdes.

Again and again, Mary our mother, has reached out to us to show
us the way to You.

Help us to truly come closer to You through mom's interceding for us.

Help us to realize how much You and mom love us inspite of our failings.

Help us also to realize that Your mercy is boundless, if only we come
back to You through the sacrament of reconciliation.

Help us to truly see You in the breaking of the bread.

Amen and Amen.

Thank you Lord, for loving us totally.
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"Upon doing this they caught such a great number of fish that
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Jesus called Simon Peter out of his commercial fishing business
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However, Jesus does things differently. He will sometimes make your
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of fish (Lk 5:7) and then called Peter into fishing for men and women.
Jesus wants us to obey Him and not just be victims of circumstance.
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THE EASY WAY - One Bread, One Body, 2/7/2010

Sunday, February 7, 2010, Fifth Sunday Ordinary Time

Isaiah 6:1-2, 3-8, 1 Corinthians 15:1-11, Psalm 138:1-5, 7-8, Luke 5:1-11
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THE EASY WAY

"Upon doing this they caught such a great number of fish that their nets
were at the breaking point." —Luke 5:6

Jesus called Simon Peter out of his commercial fishing business by giving
him the most successful day in its history (Lk 5:10). This is an unusual
way to get someone to change jobs. Most people leave things when they're
falling apart, not when they're going great. However, Jesus does things
differently. He will sometimes make your business prosper if He's calling
you out of it.

Notice that Jesus did not call Peter to stop fishing for fish after a
whole night of catching nothing. First, Jesus filled two boats full of
fish (Lk 5:7) and then called Peter into fishing for men and women. Jesus
wants us to obey Him and not just be victims of circumstance. Jesus loves
to work through circumstances, but prefers to bless us into doing His will
rather than force us. He prefers to move us from good to best rather than
from bad to best, although most of us seem to respond more to problems
than to God's loving call.

How will you let God work with you? Does something bad have to happen to
you before you repent? Do you insist on failing and suffering before
learning the hard way? Change your job, life, and lifestyle because the
Lord says so and not because you have had enough of the wages of sin (Rm
6:23).

Prayer: Father, may I move from grace to grace (see Jn 1:16) and not only
from sin to grace.

Promise: "I want to remind you of the gospel I preached to you, which you
received and in which you stand firm. You are being saved by it at this
very moment." —1 Cor 15:1-2

Praise: Praise the risen Jesus, Who has come to give us life in abundance
(Jn 10:10).

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Friday, February 5, 2010

A TALE OF TWO KINGS - One Bread, One Body, 2/5/2010

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Friday, February 5, 2010, St. Agatha

Sirach 47:2-11, Psalm 18:31, 47, 50-51, Mark 6:14-29
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A TALE OF TWO KINGS

"With [David's] whole being he loved his Maker and daily had His praises
sung." —Sirach 47:8

For the past three weeks, we have read about King David in the readings
for Mass. Although David's relationship with the Lord gets a mixed review
elsewhere in the Old Testament, Sirach's summary of David's life contains
only the highest of praise. However, the other king in today's readings,
Herod, received nothing but bad press for his life.

History shows David to be a scoundrel who is at least Herod's equal, if
not his superior. David actually was more cruel in his dealings with
Uriah, husband of Bathsheba, than Herod was with John the Baptizer. At
least Herod listened to John with respect and fear (Mk 6:20). David not
only plotted in cold-blood to kill Uriah; he also exploited Uriah's great
loyalty and had him hand-deliver a letter containing his own death
sentence (2 Sm 11:14ff). David's lack of faith caused him to ignore the
wise counsel of his leaders and take a census of Israel. This disobedience
resulted in seventy- thousand Israelites being killed by a plague (2 Sm
24:2ff). David also committed many other sins and crimes.

Why then is David ultimately extolled while Herod is condemned? The
difference is in the repenting. David was quick to repent each time he had
sinned. He sinned greatly, but he repented greatly. "With his whole being
he loved his Maker" (Sir 47:8), and he worshipped God with abandon (2 Sm
6:14). "The Lord forgave him his sins" (Sir 47:11). "That is why [his]
many sins are forgiven — because of [his] great love" (Lk 7:47). Love the
Lord. Repent!

Prayer: Father, may I love You enough to repent in full.

Promise: "God's way is unerring, the promise of the Lord is fire-tried; He
is a Shield to all who take refuge in Him." —Ps 18:31

Praise: St. Agatha's last words before she died as a martyr are said to
have been: "Make me worthy to overcome the devil."

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Thursday, February 4, 2010

THE LAST WORD - One Bread, One Body, 2/4/2010

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Thursday, February 4, 2010

1 Kings 2:1-4, 10-12, 1 Chronicles 29:10-12, Mark 6:7-13
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THE LAST WORD

"I am going the way of all mankind." —1 Kings 2:2

David had an eventful life. He was very handsome. With his own hands, he
killed both a lion and a bear. He beheaded the giant Goliath and won
victory for the Israelite nation. David was the anointed king of Israel
for forty years (1 Kgs 2:11). He escaped several attempts on his life. He
was the most successful general in Israelite history. He won many wars and
personally killed thousands of people. His kingdom survived a civil war.
He had several wives and dozens of children. One of his children died
shortly after birth. David saw 70,000 people die in three days because of
his sin. He wrote many of the psalms. He was a gifted musician and dancer.
He was a top-notch businessman and the standard by which all kings would
be measured in Israelite history. To put it mildly, David had an eventful
life.

When David lay on his deathbed, he looked back at his life of pleasure,
power, violence, intrigue, sex, money, sin, blessing, worship, success,
prosperity, etc. Then David looked at his son Solomon and all he had to
say to him was: "Keep the mandate of the Lord, your God, following His
ways and observing His statutes, commands, ordinances, and decrees" (1 Kgs
2:3).

In the end, after all is said and done, the meaning of life is: "Obey
God." What we have done in obedience to Him lasts forever; everything else
passes away. Obey God. It's our duty and privilege to obey Him.

Prayer: Father, give me daily the grace to desire to obey You. Pour out
Your Spirit on me so that I may always do Your will.

Promise: "They went off, preaching the need of repentance. They expelled
many demons, anointed the sick with oil, and worked many cures." —Mk
6:12-13

Praise: Evelyn's faithful example eventually drew her wayward children
back to their Lord.

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Wednesday, February 3, 2010

DOWN FOR THE COUNT - One Bread, One Body, 2/3/2010

Wednesday, February 3, 2010, St. Blase, St. Ansgar

2 Samuel 24:2, 9-17, Psalm 32:1-2, 5-7, Mark 6:1-6
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DOWN FOR THE COUNT

"Afterward, however, David regretted having numbered the people, and said
to the Lord: 'I have sinned grievously.' " —2 Samuel 24:10

David committed serious sins in his life. For example, he committed
adultery and arranged for the husband of his mistress to be killed. One of
David's worst sins was not so spectacular. Against God's will, David
counted the number of men fit for military duty in Israel and Judah. This
sin resulted in the deaths of seventy thousand people (2 Sm 24:15).

Counting can be a calling from God, but it can also be a sin. For example,
counting the times we've been offended can be a sin against love (see 1
Cor 13:5). Counting money can be a sin of greed. Counting people in your
church, ministry, or prayer group can be a sin of pride. Counting someone
out may be a sin of unforgiveness or arrogance. Even counting our
blessings can be an occasion of comparing ourselves to others.

When we were little children, someone taught us to count. Yet have we ever
learned to count responsibly and not sinfully? Jesus is the divine
Accountant. Let Him audit your books, and take over your life.

Prayer: "Through the intercession of St. Blase, bishop and martyr, may you
be delivered from every ailment of the throat and every other illness."

Promise: "He began to teach in the synagogue in a way that kept His large
audience amazed." —Mk 6:2

Praise: St. Blase, bishop and martyr in Armenia, was known for being one
of the Holy Helpers.

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Tuesday, February 2, 2010

YOUR PRESENT TO GOD - One Bread, One Body, 2/2/2010

Tuesday, February 2, 2010, Presentation of the Lord

Malachi 3:1-4, Hebrews 2:14-18, Psalm 24:7-10, Luke 2:22-40
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YOUR PRESENT TO GOD

"Be presented to the Lord." —Luke 2:22

I recently saw an advertisement for a bride's camp. This was a service for
brides who had only a few months left before their wedding day. The "camp"
involved a feverish workout, nutrition, and beauty regimen designed to put
the bride in the best possible shape for her wedding day. The idea is to
make her "presentable" in the best possible way.

Our presentation of ourselves to God involves much more than the above
example. It's true that God loves us "just as we are." We don't need to
make ourselves presentable since He never rejects anyone who comes to Him
(Jn 6:37). Jesus says: "Come to Me" (Mt 11:28). Even if we come to Him at
the most disgusting low point of our life (see Lk 15:16ff), Jesus loves us
completely.

Yet, out of sheer love for the Lord, we want to look our best for Him "to
present to [Him] a glorious church, holy and immaculate" (Eph 5:27). He
Himself helps us by making us holy and beautiful through His abundant
grace. Catholic families teach their children this concept by dressing up
in their Sunday best for Mass. We want to love the Lord so much more than
a bride loves her husband. We will fast, pray, read and obey His word,
sacrifice, evangelize, and bear fruit — simply to bring joy to the Lord.
We want Him to rejoice because of us (Zep 3:17). We want to present
ourselves to Him "beautiful as a bride prepared to meet her husband" (Rv
21:2). Give Jesus the present of your presentation to Him today.

Prayer: Jesus, I present to You my body as a living sacrifice (Rm 12:1)
and a weapon for justice (Rm 6:13).

Promise: "Since He was Himself tested through what He suffered, He is able
to help those who are tempted." —Heb 2:18

Praise: Praise the Infant Jesus, Whose perfections in love cause us to
respond in kind.

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