March 17, 2014: Monday, 2nd week of Lent / St. Patrick
Readings
Pope Francis
- Dn 9:4b-10 “Lord, we've sinned, but compassion and forgiveness are yours!”
- Ps 79:8-9, 11, 13 "Lord, do not deal with us according to our sins." O God, help us, deliver us, and pardon our sins; then we'll will give thanks and praise you.
- Lk 6:36-38 Be merciful like your Father. Stop judging, stop condemning, forgive, and give; the measure with which you measure will be measured out to you.
Pope Francis
- Homily at Our Lady of Oration parish: A Christian's first duty is to listen to the Word of God because he speaks to us, saves us with his Word, and makes our faith stronger: Listen to Jesus! Read short passages from the book of the gospels throughout the day.
- Creighton: Welcome the other with compassion: Converse with people out of your comfort zone. Read stuff you may disagree with to see others' viewpoints.
- One Bread One Body: "Good measure pressed down,... running over" refers to farmers sowing seed carried in their garments' "pocket." Work for Jesus...
- Passionist: Judgment can be subtle. Use your energy instead to find good and love.
- Universalis: St. Patrick, bishop, missionary to Ireland; link has summary and 2 articles
- A prayer of St. Patrick/ Rutter
- The breastplate of St. Patrick/ Hart, composer-sung
- Christ in me arise/ Thomson
- Blessing prayer/ Fabing
- Prayer of St. Patrick/ Sexton
- Christ, be beside me (to Bunessan tune of "Morning has broken" fame)
- "Sheep" tie bar: "We the sheep of your pasture will give thanks..." (psalm)
- "Ruler" tie bar: "The measure you measure will be measured to you." (gospel)
- "Hope: A world afire" button: Religious Education Congress theme
- "Shamrocks" tie, to commemorate St. Patrick
- Purple in suspenders: Lenten season
Dress your life!
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