Daily
Thoughts: And Jesus said,
"They can no longer die, for they are like angels; and they are the
children of God...God is not the God of the dead, but of the living for in God
all are alive." Two important gifts we need to remember that we are
children of God and God is about life not death. How do we live these gifts? Do
we recognize that we are children of God? Are we always about life?
Daily
Prayer: Loving Mary, our mother,
please give us a heart like yours, firm in its attachments and of unshakable
loyalty; an affectionate heart that radiates a discreet tenderness; a pure heart
that lives in the flesh without being burdened by it; a generous heart, quick
in letting go of its hurts and always ready to forgive; a magnanimous heart
that rejoices in other’s triumphs and shares in their sorrows; a heart that
condemns no one and does not tire of being confided to; a heart taken up by
Christ, totally given to his infinite love. Amen. (Adapted from a Traditional
Prayer)
Daily
Blessing: Saturday greetings and
blessings to all. I hope your Saturday is starting off well. Here in Pelham it
looks to be another beautiful, sunny, fall day though it is to be a little
cooler than the other days this week.
Today
is the feast of The Presentation of Mary a day when many religious, especially
women religious take their vows and/or renew their vows. So a special shout out
to all taking or renewing their vows today may the spirit of Mary guide,
strengthen and grace you on your journey through this life you have accepted
and are trying to live out.
My
prayer of blessing today is that your day will be blessed with the warmth of
the sun lighting up a beauty of God’s creation and the warmth of many smiles
greeting you and guiding you through the gift of all the experiences that this
day will bring. May your day be rich in the blessings of God’s grace, mercy,
hope, joy and love wherever you go and in and through whomever you meet. And
may you always be blessed in finding God’s presence within yourself! Have a
wonderful Saturday with many blessings! Peace in Christ's Passion...Fr. Paul
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