September 4, 2023
September 4, 2023
In Luke’s Gospel, this incident in Nazareth takes place at the beginning of Jesus’ ministry. As is the custom of a teacher, Jesus quotes a great prophet, Isaiah. Things take a turn when Jesus tells the people that this Scripture passage is fulfilled in him, and like the prophets before him, Jesus is not accepted by his own people.
We pray for those whose are unable to hear you, to see you, to feel your presence, to believe in you.
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Good Shepherd/Vocation Sunday
Breaking of Bread....
“Blessed are those who have not Seen.”
As individuals, and as people, we move toward belief
Do This in memory of me...
The powers of evil were against him.....
Child, never rush God.....
In reality he cannot see at all.....
The moral of the story is.....
Reflect on temptation....