Good morning everyone,
The first reading of today's liturgy places us with Azariah in the midst of the burning flames. Even in such peril, he found a voice for prayer, words with which he could praise God. How often have we found ourselves in perilous situations and reacted in a human way: by demonstrating fear?
During this Lenten season, we are invited to remember the truth that at all moments of our days and nights: in the midst of joy and celebration as in suffering and pain, the Lord is close to us. We can always call out to him: show us your kindness and great mercy (Daniel 3:42). What consolation the Lord wants to offer us, if only we would open our eyes and our hearts to recognize this truth!
Today, pray for the grace to be deeply aware of God's kindness and great mercy and most especially his presence in our lives: he is always close by, walking beside us, offering words of comfort, consolation and encouragement.
Have a great day.
The first reading of today's liturgy places us with Azariah in the midst of the burning flames. Even in such peril, he found a voice for prayer, words with which he could praise God. How often have we found ourselves in perilous situations and reacted in a human way: by demonstrating fear?
During this Lenten season, we are invited to remember the truth that at all moments of our days and nights: in the midst of joy and celebration as in suffering and pain, the Lord is close to us. We can always call out to him: show us your kindness and great mercy (Daniel 3:42). What consolation the Lord wants to offer us, if only we would open our eyes and our hearts to recognize this truth!
Today, pray for the grace to be deeply aware of God's kindness and great mercy and most especially his presence in our lives: he is always close by, walking beside us, offering words of comfort, consolation and encouragement.
Have a great day.
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