Monday of the Seventh Week in Ordinary Time
“The Lord is king: he is robed in majesty” (Psalm 93). The Lord speaks to us in various ways. Today, the Lord wants to speak to you with words of healing and mercy if you let Him. The Lord changes lives and brings new meaning, healing, and mercy. Have you asked the Divine Physician to come to your life? Jesus has died for you and me on the cross; He loves you so much and is among us. Are you looking for Jesus or running the world for what God alone can give you? Here is Jesus, the divine healer and our redeemer; he is waiting in each mass for you so that you receive his body and blood, and he waits for you in the Blessed Sacrament to console you in your sorrows, he is eager to offer his mercy, and He wants to give you what you need. Seek his mercy in the sacrament of confession, go to Mass as often as possible, visit Jesus in the Tabernacle, and pray the Lord’s Prayer daily. What do we need today? Jesus knows, and he is waiting for you to cry out to him, and he will say to you, “Bring him to me.” Jesus Christ may test your faith, but he will never stop caring for you because the scriptures say: “I came that they might have life and have it more abundantly” (John 10:10). Invite the Lord in your life, come close to Him and said to Him: “I do believe, help my unbelief!” and the Lord will come to you as the king of your life. With power robed in majesty, He will transform your life and secure you in His love.
Reflection by Jonathan, seminarian
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