As I glanced over Tuesday’s Mass readings, the refrain of the assigned responsorial psalm caught my attention: “Let your mercy come to me, O Lord.” What a simple, yet beautiful prayer! It resonated deeply in my heart, which has been heavy again of late, amidst some challenging days and circumstances. This experience, which I will have to delve into more deeply during my prayer time tomorrow, is evidence of the quote from Hebrews, which is used in the gospel acclamation: “The word of God is living and effective, able to discern reflections and thoughts of the heart.” I am grateful for this word, alive in our lives, which helps bring us to the freedom Christ offers, as St. Paul so beautifully stated in tomorrow’s epistle: “For freedom Christ set us free.” In closing, may I ask for your prayers in these challenging times, that His mercy may come to me in abundance?
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Jeri C Graham
10/11/2022 08:27:53 pm
I will pray for you Sister. Your posts always make me feel better.
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