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  • Lectio Divina, Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion, March 24, 2024
    marzo 21, 2024

    Lectio Divina, Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion, March 24, 2024

    The world grew dark when Jesus died. It was perhaps the most important moment in all of history, and it was probably also one of the quietest. After all, the God who created everything had just breathed his dying breath. Contemplate how God can speak profoundly even in the darkest moments, even in complete silence. Darkness can also be of a spiritual nature, when we lose sight of God in the midst of the boring monotony of everyday life and our souls feel empty. When we are done reading a Scripture passage, this kind of darkness may creep in again. Let’s not forget to look for God there too, and listen for him in every moment of our day.
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  • The Resurrection of Lazarus
    marzo 14, 2024

    Lectio Divina, Fifth Sunday of Lent, March 17, 2024

    Lazarus was dead for four days. Oftentimes it’s at least that long before the Lord comes and answers our prayers, but he does answer those who wait upon him. There’s our timing and God’s timing. Our timing is impatient, anxious, and worried. God’s timing is perfect. Wait upon the Lord and he will speak to you through his word and through your life if you listen.
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  • Lectio Divina, Fourth Sunday of Lent, March 10, 2024
    marzo 7, 2024

    Lectio Divina, Fourth Sunday of Lent, March 10, 2024

    Inheriting eternal life is simple but not easy. Many times, believing in Christ requires that we simply get out of our own way, which can be hard. With God, all things are possible. But we have to listen so that he may work his wonders in our life. What is God telling you today as you listen to him? How is he calling you to deeper faith?
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  • Lectio Divina, Third Sunday of Lent, March 3, 2024
    febrero 29, 2024

    Lectio Divina, Third Sunday of Lent, March 3, 2024

    Those who can’t hear God’s still voice will require signs and wonders before they accept that he is here with us. We’ve all been there, when our empirical minds disregard the important role of faith. But right now God is inviting us to dig deeper and recognize that God’s most undeniable presence is his presence within us.
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  • Lectio Divina, Second Sunday of Lent, February 25, 2024
    febrero 22, 2024

    Lectio Divina, Second Sunday of Lent, February 25, 2024

    Peter added nothing to the Transfiguration with his words on Mt. Tabor, but he didn’t take away any of Christ’s glory by speaking either. Contemplate how God is God whether or not we speak. You have read His Word. You have meditated on it. Now let it rest on your soul as you listen to what God wants to say through it.
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  • Lectio Divina, First Sunday of Lent, February 18, 2024
    febrero 15, 2024

    Lectio Divina, First Sunday of Lent, February 18, 2024

    As Christ comes to us in His word, let’s listen to the specific message he has for us. Some of His messages are universal, but other times the words of Scripture speak to us in a particular way that only we can understand, and when we try to explain the significance of what God is trying to tell us, it is lost on others. That is because God wants to speak to each of us directly and build up personal relationships with each of us. Some of the truths you receive through this lectio divina will be for you and others, but other truths are just for you. God wants to build up the kingdom of heaven on earth, but also within your heart.
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  • sunday gospel lectio divina
    febrero 9, 2024

    Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time - February 11, 2024

    In the moments when we are waiting for God’s response, it’s easier to listen to him. Let’s not forget to continue to listen after he responds with his grace. The message he has to share in the aftermath of his answer to our prayer may be just as important as the answer itself. Let his answer be an invitation to a closer walk with him.
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  • Mark 1:38
    febrero 3, 2024

    Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time - February 4, 2024

    “For this purpose have I come.”  Jesus just finished healing people from illnesses and demonic possession, and he says his purpose for coming to earth is to preach? Really? Preaching is more important than healing people? That’s why He came? To preach? One can infer that the Father told him in prayer that, despite his desire to heal people all day, his purpose is to tell them about heaven and eternal life, because that is what is going to help prevent the effects of sin in future generations. And indeed the gospel has mitigated the effects of sin. Jesus’ gospel message is what led people to care for the sick and establish hospitals, and compose the rite of exorcism for driving out demons. Also, the ascetic life of monks who follow Christ’s example and teaching is among the most healthy lifestyles one can adopt. In saying, “Let us go on to the nearby villages that I may preach,” Jesus is telling his disciples he has to offer people the cure (the gospel) and not just treatment (healing the sick and demon-possessed). He could have lived on earth to this present day healing people, but he came so that the Word of Life which he planted in his followers may take root, so that when he left we could receive the Holy Spirit, and know the power we have in Him as sons and daughters of God.

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