Monday of the Sixteenth Week in Ordinary Time
Today's liturgy focused on the theme of deliverance and faith. In Exodus 14:5-18, we witness the Israelites' escape from Egypt, highlighting God's power and protection. The Responsorial Psalm, Exodus 15:1, is a song of triumph and gratitude for God's mighty acts. In the Gospel of Matthew 12:38-42, Jesus calls for genuine faith, urging us to seek deeper understanding and trust in His wisdom.
Friday of the Fifteenth Week in Ordinary Time
Today's liturgy began with Exodus 11:10—12:14, recounting the final plague and the institution of the Passover, a powerful reminder of liberation and divine promise. The Responsorial Psalm, Psalm 116:12-13, 15 and 16bc, 17-18, echoes gratitude and a call to fulfill our vows to God. In Matthew 12:1-8, Jesus teaches the value of mercy over sacrifice, urging us to embrace compassion in our daily lives.
Thursday of the Fifteenth Week in Ordinary Time
Today's liturgy centered on the themes of divine guidance and comfort. In Exodus 3:13-20, Moses encounters God, who reveals Himself as "I AM," offering assurance and purpose. Psalm 105 calls us to celebrate God's wondrous deeds. The Gospel of Matthew 11:28-30 provides solace as Jesus invites us to find rest in Him, emphasizing His gentle and humble heart, inviting us to seek peace and trust.
Wednesday of the Fifteenth Week in Ordinary Time
Today's liturgy focused on divine revelation and praise. In Exodus 3:1-6, 9-12, Moses encounters God in the burning bush, receiving a call to lead with assurance. Psalm 103 invites us to bless the Lord for His mercy and compassion. In Matthew 11:25-27, Jesus praises the Father for revealing truth to the humble, encouraging us to embrace childlike faith and wisdom.
Tuesday of the Fourteenth Week in Ordinary Time
July 8th: Today's readings began with Genesis 32:23-33, where we reflect on Jacob's struggle and transformation. The Psalm 17:1b, 2-3, 6-7ab, 8b, and 15 expresses a plea for divine protection and guidance. Finally, in Matthew 9:32-38, we witness Jesus' compassion for the crowds, emphasizing the need for more laborers in the harvest. Each passage invites us to consider our own journeys of faith and service.
Monday of the Fourteenth Week in Ordinary Time
Today's liturgy began with Genesis 28:10-22a, where Jacob dreams of a ladder reaching to heaven, symbolizing divine connection and promise. The Responsorial Psalm, Psalm 91:1-2, 3-4, 14-15ab, reassures us of God's protection and faithfulness. The Gospel reading from Matthew 9:18-26 highlights Jesus' healing power and compassion, as He restores life and health, inviting us to trust in His love and presence.
Wednesday of the Thirteenth Week in Ordinary Time
Today's liturgy reflected on God's faithfulness and mercy. Genesis recounted God's promise to Abraham, illustrating His care even in difficult times. Psalm 34 celebrated divine protection, encouraging us to trust in God's goodness and seek His refuge. The Gospel of Matthew narrated Jesus' healing of two possessed men, emphasizing His transformative power and authority, urging us to embrace faith and compassion.
Tuesday of the Thirteenth Week in Ordinary Time
Today's liturgy explored the themes of divine guidance, integrity, and faith amidst turmoil. From Genesis, we reflected on God's deliverance and mercy. Psalm 26 called us to walk in truth and seek divine protection. The Gospel of Matthew recounted Jesus calming the storm, encouraging us to trust in His power and presence, even in life's tempests, reminding us to have unwavering faith.
Monday of the Thirteenth Week in Ordinary Time
In today's Liturgy, Genesis 18:16-33 recounts Abraham's intercession for Sodom, highlighting God's justice and mercy. Psalm 103 praises the Lord's compassion and forgiveness. The Gospel, Matthew 8:18-22, presents Jesus' call to discipleship, urging followers to prioritize spiritual commitments over worldly attachments. Together, these readings underscore themes of divine love, mercy, and the call to unwavering faith.
Saturday of the Twelfth Week in Ordinary Time
Celebrated themes of faith and divine promise. First Reading (Genesis 18:1-15): Highlighted Abraham and Sarah's hospitality and God's promise, reminding us of unwavering faith and patience. Responsorial Psalm (Luke 1:46-55): Echoed Mary's Magnificat, celebrating God's mighty deeds and mercy. Gospel (Matthew 8:5-17): Showed Jesus' healing power and compassion, encouraging trust in His divine will.