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THERE IS TIME FOR EVERYTHING

FRIDAY WEEK 25 IN ORDINARY TIME
Reading Ecclesiastes 3:1-11 
There is a season for everything, a time for every occupation under heaven:

A time for giving birth, a time for dying; a time for planting, a time for uprooting what has been planted..... Reading Reflection

Pray the Holy Rosary. Hail Mary. Ave Maria. Lord Jesus I trust in you. Saint Joseph pray for me.

Saint Pius of Pietrelcina – Padre Pio pray for you as you celebrate your birthday today.

Loving Father according to Ecclesiastes 3:1-11......"What does a man gain for the efforts that he makes? I contemplate the task that God gives mankind to labour at. All that he does is apt for its time; but though he has permitted man to consider time in its wholeness, man cannot comprehend the work of God from beginning to end." Yes Father man can never understand the mystery of creation. All glory and adoration belong to you our God and Father.

Lecture du livre de Qohèleth 3, 1-11 « Il y a un temps pour chaque chose sous le ciel » 

Il y a un moment pour tout, et un temps pour chaque chose sous le ciel : un temps pour donner la vie, et un temps pour mourir ; un temps pour planter, et un temps pour arracher. Un temps pour tuer, et un temps pour guérir ; un temps pour détruire et un temps pour construire. Un temps pour pleurer, et un temps pour rire ; un temps pour gémir, et un temps pour danser. Un temps pour jeter des pierres, et un temps pour les amasser ; un temps pour s’étreindre, et un temps pour s’abstenir. Un temps pour chercher, et un temps pour perdre ; un temps pour garder, et un temps pour jeter. Un temps pour déchirer, et un temps pour coudre ; un temps pour se taire, et un temps pour parler. Un temps pour aimer, et un temps pour ne pas aimer ; un temps pour la guerre, et un temps pour la paix. 

Quel profit le travailleur retire-t-il de toute la peine qu’il prend ? J’ai vu la besogne que Dieu impose aux fils d’Adam pour les tenir en haleine. Toutes les choses que Dieu a faites sont bonnes en leur temps. Dieu a mis toute la durée du temps dans l’esprit de l’homme, mais celui-ci est incapable d’embrasser l’œuvre que Dieu a faite du début jusqu’à la fin. Lecture Meditation
 
Priez le Saint Rosaire. Je vous salue Marie. Ave Maria. Seigneur Jésus, j’ai confiance en toi. Saint Joseph prie pour moi.

Saint Pio de Pietrelcina priez pour vous comme vous célébrez votre Anniversaire aujourd’hui 

Père aimant selon Ecclésiaste 3:1-11...... "Qu’est-ce qu’un homme gagne pour les efforts qu’il fait ? Je contemple la tâche que Dieu assigne à l’humanité. Tout ce qu’il fait est adapté à son temps; mais bien qu’il ait permis à l’homme de considérer le temps dans sa plénitude, l’homme ne peut pas comprendre l’œuvre de Dieu du début à la fin". Oui Père l’homme ne peut jamais comprendre le mystère de la création. Toute gloire et adoration vous appartiennent, notre Dieu et Père.


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