THIRD WEEK OF LENT

THIRD WEEK OF LENT

 My Daily Offering

Most loving Father, I thank you for the gift of this new day.  Please help me to use it for your honor and glory.  By your grace may all my thoughts, words, and actions be pleasing today in your sight.

In your great kindness, Lord Almighty, preserve this day without sin, and protect all your people from every evil.

 May the ever blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of our Savior, keep us under her protection and by her prayers, and aid of all your Saints, keep us ever intent on doing good today for your sake.  We ask these blessings through your son, Jesus Christ, our Redeemer.


AMEN



  

LENT WEEK 2

2nd Sunday of Lent

Today is holy to the Lord your God. Do not be sad, and do not weep, for today is holy to our Lord.  Do not be saddened this day, for rejoicing in the Lord must be your strength. Neh 8:9.


Thank you heavenly Father;
give me joy that I may rejoice in you Lord.

FIRST WEEK OF LENT

 FIRST WEEK OF LENT

Today is holy to the Lord your God.  Do not be sad, and do not weep; for today is holy to our Lord.  Do not be saddened this day, for rejoicing in the Lord must be your strength.  Neh. 8:9

ORDINARY TIME AND LENT YEAR C

SECOND SUNDAY TO FIFTH SUNDAY IN  ORDINARY TIME


2nd Sunday in ordinary time Gospel was on the Wedding in Cana of Galilee where Jesus, and his mother were invited.  His first miracle was performed by the request of his Holy Mother.

I believe Jesus want us to know the importance of obedience to out parents and equally to let us know that he will do anything for us if we get his mother involved.

3rd Sunday Jesus by reading the book of Isaiah in the synagogue showed us his manifestos (his plan of Action).  This he began in collaboration with the Holy Spirit.

4th Sunday Jesus met with opposition from the elders and his own people who under estimated his power, his  capability, and his ability.

We too are expected to be opened in receiving the word of God, if we are bias because we are familiar with who ever God have appointed to lead us, we will miss out.  It equally applies to our ordinary lives in dealing with each other and having respect for   
                                                      people irrespective of status and background.