WEDNESDAY OF THE 24th WEEK IN ORDINARY OF THE YEAR (A)
MYSTERY OF THE DAY: Glorious
CELEBRATION OF THE DAY: St. Andrew Kim Taegon, Priest, and Paul Chong Hasang, and Companions, Martyrs
(19th century). The Christian faith was introduced in
TABLE OF THE WORD: 1 Timothy 3:14-16; Luke 7:31-35
THEME: Let our consciences be our judge.
THE WORD:
"We piped to you, and you did not dance; we wailed, and you did not weep.” (Luke 7:33)
INSPIRATION
Conscience remains the seat of judgement, for it reveals to us the consequence of every action taken. If one commits sin, the conscience is there to judge the wrongness of the action, if it is a good deed, it will also give its verdict.
In the light of this that Evangelist Luke in today's gospel pericope presents before us the teaching of our Lord. According to Jesus, there is no action done that men will not complain. As we have seen in the gospel where He stated how John the Baptist was seen in the light of being possessed because he was neither drank nor ate; and in His case, they called Him a drunk and glutton because he ate and drank.
Beloved in Christ, let our consciences be our judge. Let us go about our normal duties bearing in mind that there is unseen eyes watching us and allow ourselves to be moderated by the Divine detects and ordinances.
As we are celebrating the memorial of St. Andrew Kim of Taegu and companion let their lives be a mirror where we look ourselves through. In doing this, there will be no room to listen to false accusation against us. P eace be with you!
PRAYER
O God, who have been pleased to increase your adopted children in all the world, and who made the blood of the Martyrs Saint Andrew Kim Taegon and his companions a most fruitful seed of Christians, grant that we may be defended by their help and profit always from their example. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.. Amen.
+ May the Lord in His infinite mercy bless and keep us, Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Amen.
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