2 thoughts on “(Audio) Saturday of the Second Week of Advent, December 10, 2022: Matthew 17:9-13, Homily”
Jesus, have I seen Your face?
Is it the depressed First Grader whose mother recently lost her life to a drug cocktail?
Is it a lonely elderly neighbor whose physical , as well as mental faculties, are painfully impaired?
Is it a desperate man in prison whose spirit is awaiting for some form of human validation?
Is it the delight of a grandmother whose grandson simply makes her world a better place?
Lord, allow me to see Your Face in the joys and sufferings of others. Let me witness Your Presence, today.
I pray for all who do not know God in this way. I believe that if all people would know God in this way our world would only be full of Peace and Love the way God made it in the beginning. I believe everyone desires this because we are all God’s children and His Love is for all. O God take our prayers, joys, sorrows and sacrifices and help those in need. You are our Hope and You alone is all we need.
Broken But Not Divided 
Jesus, have I seen Your face?
Is it the depressed First Grader whose mother recently lost her life to a drug cocktail?
Is it a lonely elderly neighbor whose physical , as well as mental faculties, are painfully impaired?
Is it a desperate man in prison whose spirit is awaiting for some form of human validation?
Is it the delight of a grandmother whose grandson simply makes her world a better place?
Lord, allow me to see Your Face in the joys and sufferings of others. Let me witness Your Presence, today.
Be well. Be safe. Be happy, Fr. Ron!
I pray for all who do not know God in this way. I believe that if all people would know God in this way our world would only be full of Peace and Love the way God made it in the beginning. I believe everyone desires this because we are all God’s children and His Love is for all. O God take our prayers, joys, sorrows and sacrifices and help those in need. You are our Hope and You alone is all we need.