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Showing posts with label Love. Show all posts

7th Sunday A - Liturgical Prayers

Greeting

Be holy, for I, the Lord, am holy. Be perfect as your heavenly Father is perfect.  God turns those whom sin has made his enemies into his friends through forgiveness.  May the Lord Jesus, who brought us God’s friendship be always with you.

7th Sunday A - Love your Enemies


That love thing

7 Sunday C: True Christian Love - Radicality

From Fr. Tony Kadavil:
Introduction: The readings today are linked together by one main theme:  the power of Christian love, when exercised in unconditional forgiveness. 

Easter 6 Sunday B: Love as I have Loved you

 
Starters from Fr. Tony Kadavil's Collection:

1) God’s love in action:
When Fr. Damien arrived in Molokai to assemble a prefabricated church for the lepers, he spent the first few weeks sleeping out under the trees, because he was unable to cope with the stench in the hovels of the lepers.

Father's Love Letter - The Verses are here


My Child,

You may not know me,
but I know everything about you.
Psalm 139:1

7 Sunday A - Liturgical prayers

Greeting
Be holy, for I, the Lord, am holy.?
Be perfect?
as your heavenly Father is perfect.?
God turns those whom sin has made his enemies?
into his friends through forgiveness.?
May the Lord Jesus, who brought us God’s friendship,?
be always with you.

7 Sunday A: Love your Enemies




That love thing
Gospel reading: Matthew 5:38-48

Michel de Verteuil

General comments
As always, it is important for us to stay with the words of the text we are given.

11 Sunday C - Much Love, Much Forgiveness


Introduction to the Celebration 
forgive 2
Today is one of the very few times in the year when the actions of women towards Jesus are at the centre of our recollection. We recall that Jesus was supported and helped by women in his work as he moved around Palestine. We also recall the incident when an unnamed woman anointed his feet with oil, kissed his feet, and wiped away her tears with her hair. Her sins were forgiven because she had shown such love.

Father's Love Letter


My Child,

You may not know me,
but I know everything about you.
Psalm 139:1
I know when you sit down and when you rise up. Psalm 139:2
I am familiar with all your ways. Psalm 139:3

Easter 6 B - Love One Another


Starters from Fr. Tony Kadavil's Collection:
1) God’s love in action:
When Fr. Damien arrived in Molokai to assemble a prefabricated church for the lepers, he spent the first few weeks sleeping out under the trees, because he was unable to cope with the stench in the hovels of the lepers. He certainly wouldn't dare preach to them about God's love for them, because, as they saw it, that would be offensive. But slowly he opened his heart to the grace of God which enabled him to see the suffering Jesus in them. In no time, he was washing them, bandaging them, and burying them. He came to love them, and, through him, they came to believe that God loved them. He smoked a pipe to counteract the stench, but he soon was passing the pipe around for others to have a smoke. He ate food with them from a common bowl, out of which they scooped the food with hands that had no fingers. He caught the disease himself, and he was happy to be able to live and to die for them. Greater love than this no one has…

Easter 6 A - Homilies - Love and Communion in the Spirit


In the Footprints of Loneliness, the Servant of God Catherine DeHueck Doherty (d. 1985) wrote: 

Loneliness is a terrible thing, and we must do something about it.  It is here that tenderness, gentleness, and understanding helps us to live…  Gentleness and tenderness assuage loneliness and make it possible to disappear…Tenderness is the ability to be present, extending the warmth of my heart to your heart.

Malappuram gynaecologist set to deliver a Guinness record

DC | Jose Kurian | 
Laila Begum
Laila Begum
Kozhikode: Once while patrolling the streets during the wee hours, the Chemmad police saw a man ‘chasing’ a woman on the highway. After a stiff tussle, the team succeeded in holding back the man.
But to the embarrassment of the ‘heroes’, the woman started running back scolding the police. And she turned out to be Dr Laila Begum, a gynaecologist, who was rushing to the hospital followed by her aide to attend an emergency as her personal driver had failed to turn up.