Saturday, 34th Week in Ordinary Time, November 26, 2022
Father Rick’s Gospel Reflection for Saturday, 34th Week in Ordinary Time, November 26, 2022
Luke 21: 34-36 https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/112622.cfm
Please take a moment to read and pray over the gospel.
The End Times – A New Beginning.
Jesus teaches us that the great tribulation that brings havoc into our world and the lives of His followers is imminent. It is happening right now. Looking at the state the world is in now, it isn’t hard to know that it is true. Behind all this havoc is Satan, who hates our walk with the Lord.
He will use anything and anyone to distract us and bring us down. Jesus tells us to pray that we may have the strength to escape these things. Pray by stopping for a moment and ask the Lord, What is really occupying our attention.
Share those concerns with Jesus. See him in control as Lord of the universe and trust that he will set all those things right because we are his friends, and he loves us. What might happen if we purposely give the Lord all our concerns and anxieties daily in a quiet moment with him? Peace. That’s what happens.
Because we have nothing to fear? Satan has been defeated. Every time we turn to Jesus, he defeats Satan again and again. I am learning how Mother Mary is always waiting by our sides to crush the head of Satan when we pray.
Gospel Challenge:
Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners NOW and at the hour of death. NOW! Now she crushes his head on the spot. Satan has no power over her Immaculate Heart, full of love for Jesus and us.
With her, we have the strength to withstand any tribulation.
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Saturday, 34th Week in Ordinary Time, November 26, 2022
Father Rick’s Gospel Reflection for Saturday, 34th Week in Ordinary Time, November 26, 2022
Luke 21: 34-36 https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/112622.cfm
Please take a moment to read and pray over the gospel.
The End Times – A New Beginning.
Jesus teaches us that the great tribulation that brings havoc into our world and the lives of His followers is imminent. It is happening right now. Looking at the state the world is in now, it isn’t hard to know that it is true. Behind all this havoc is Satan, who hates our walk with the Lord.
He will use anything and anyone to distract us and bring us down. Jesus tells us to pray that we may have the strength to escape these things. Pray by stopping for a moment and ask the Lord, What is really occupying our attention.
Share those concerns with Jesus. See him in control as Lord of the universe and trust that he will set all those things right because we are his friends, and he loves us. What might happen if we purposely give the Lord all our concerns and anxieties daily in a quiet moment with him? Peace. That’s what happens.
Because we have nothing to fear? Satan has been defeated. Every time we turn to Jesus, he defeats Satan again and again. I am learning how Mother Mary is always waiting by our sides to crush the head of Satan when we pray.
Gospel Challenge:
Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners NOW and at the hour of death. NOW! Now she crushes his head on the spot. Satan has no power over her Immaculate Heart, full of love for Jesus and us.
With her, we have the strength to withstand any tribulation.
IGNITE THE FIRE.
God bless you, my friends.
Fr. Rick Pilger, I.C.
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