Prayer of the heart. Thursday tea, the seventh week of ordinary time.
Jesus Christ, Supreme and Eternal Priest Holy Spirit You are, the soul of
my soul worshiped you humbly. Enlighten me fortify me guide me, comfort me,
and as soon as it corresponds to the eternal plan of the Father,
God, repel me your desires. Let me know what eternal love desires of
me. Let me know what I must accomplish, Let me know what I
must suffer, Let me know what, in silent modesty and prayer, I
accept, accept, carry and endure. Yeah. Holy Spirit Give me,
knowing your will and the will of the father, for all my life I
want to be nothing but a perpetual continuum. Yes to the desires and will
of the eternal Father, today we celebrate is Andissirius of Langres, Martyr,
the Gospel of Saint Mark. Chapter fourteen verses, twelve from now on.
On the first day of the 12th century, when he sacrificed on the Passover
lamb, they told Jesus or disciples where they wanted. Let' s go
make Easter dinner. He sent two disciples telling them he made the city you
will find a man who carries a pitcher of water follow him and the house
in which to tell the owner the maestro asks where is the room that I
am going to take you to Easter with a thousand disciples and will teach us
a large room on the top floor, arranged with divans prepared there dinner.
The disciples left, arrived in the city, found what I had told them,
and prepared the Passover supper there. While they were eating, Jesus took
a bread, uttering the blessing, broke it, and greeted Him, saying
that this is my body, and taking a cup, pronounced the thanksgiving.
He gave them to them and they all drank and told them this is my
blood, blood of the alliance stapled by all of you. I am sure
I will not drink of the fruit of the vine again until that day when
I drink the new wine in God’ s Kingdom for a priest. This
is one of the most beautiful feasts on the calendar Today, Jesus Christ,
the high and eternal priest, is one of the most beautiful feasts on the
calendar. It is typical of the liturgy in Spain and has an impressive richness
priests. Today we remember our Ministry and our vocation of service to others.
I wanted to put that text a cocret for heart- turation, because at
the time of the consolation of bread and wine, for a priest it is
the height of his life. All priests remember the day of our priestly ordination,
in which we first said these words. This is my body, this
is the chalice of my blood, with the certainty that God was left over
by pink mouth and that and by praying bread and wine, but the body
of blood of our lord. The truth is, it' s impressive.
Years ago, a few days ago, I apologized at the school mass that
I attended There were few people, a few little ones, very nice and
attentive boys and girls, and a very intimate atmosphere had fallen. I stood
up and when I finished accusing it came out of my soul and skipping a
bit of the liturge that I told them moved you realize that God is here.
It is impressive and how simple it is to get used to and what
basis to repeat it every day between a routine that kills love and turns those
into one more act of the day. This is really the greatest danger that
a priest has and also others get used to the things of God than between
the cold of routine in the soul and the loss of true love. Surely
you remember the film the princess engaged in it, the Maiden Buttercap falls in
love with her servant Bessley, and a true love is born that always manifests
itself, even if the years pass and he goes to his own side that
when they meet Beisle passes through a stranger and tests the love of butther Cap
until it confirms that true love has not disappeared. They overcome the tremendous difficulties
and promise eternal love. The true love of a priest is at the altar.
Every day with which he goes on a visa, a priest becomes holy
on his knees, serving God, spending hidden time, offering his life in
continuous holocasto. Apart from rest or human conversations. A priest is a servant
of his brothers, men. That' s why he has to be a
man in love with love. True love, too, that you have your
husband or your wife, your children. He goes through the sacrifice. If
there isn' t that touchstone, it' s complicated that there' s
true love. Touchstone is always pain. Without pain, there is no love
if one is not willing to sacrifice himself for others, your husband, your
wife, your children, your parents, etcetera. We just don' t
love them. True love, almost priestly, is that of a mother who
does not sleep at the foot of her sick son' s bed in the
emergency rooms of a hospital. True love is that of a father who comes
home broken by tiredness and perhaps with a great headache and a smile, takes
care of the fangs, prepares dinner and has a sweet touch with his wife.
True love is that of a child who does not want to give pleasure
to his parents or to God and cuts short with a friendship that separates him
from his parents or makes him of s s s s s nurs of his
studies True love is of hard boyfriends who love each other very much, but
who know that their nority, which can fail, end up living with married
life, so that marriage, when it arrives, loses the beauty of the
unknown and the deep love of a dedication that is given to the end.
True love is he who cares for his parents until the last moment, giving
up another life for love of them and in gratitude for receiving. True love
is that of a good priest who perseveres to death, serving others, praying,
working, smiling, loving. Tell Our Lady today with strength. Holy
Mary, mother of the eternal, high and straight, priest, thanos,
priests, saints all blessing. Father, Holy God, Father, source principle
of all good, grant you a grace, that of His grace and pour
out upon you an abundant blessing. It is to keep you safe and sound
throughout this year to keep you in front of a link. It gives you
a magnificent hope and makes us persevere in charity, guidance in peace, your
actions of always listening to your prayers and leading you to eternal life and the
blessing of God, almighty father, son and holy spirit, descend upon you
and remain always amen