A little over a year ago, and this all still applies.First came the opening song: “All Are Welcome.” And then that convicting Second Reading: “your abundance at the present time should supply their needs, so that their abundance may also supply your needs, that there may be equality. As it is written: Whoever had much did not have more, and whoever had little did not have less.” And then in the Prayers of the Faithful, our deacon asked for prayers for families unjustly separated at the border. When we sang America the Beautiful at the end of Mass, I thought about the faith of the Jairus and the hemorrhaging woman, and compared it to the faith of those who traveled here, who believed our country would offer them sanctuary. As Catholic Americans, we must follow the example of our bishops and continue to seek justice for them. #mymasstakeaway #mysundaybest #catholicsofinstagram #familiesbelongtogether #catholicsonline ift.tt/2tIWT59 …
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☕️Good morning! It’s Monday. Shh! 😉 …
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Amen.My dear Jesus,
Take control of my heart so that it beats only to love with Your Love, so its only desires are the desires of Your Heart.
I give you my mind, body, heart and soul to transform, so when others see me, they see You.
Amen, my Jesus, amen.
Full Prayer in our group: Daily Reflections for Spiritual and Emotional Healing …
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