Prayer of the heart Sunday of the sixth week of ordinary time. Come Holy
Spirit Take me, so that I can see what needs to be done in
every moment and enable me with your power, I want to work steadfastly and
safely with your grace. I know that with your help everything will end well
and that if I make any mistakes, you will also get something good for
my life. Come Holy Spirit Amen. Today we celebrate Saint Lawrence of Brindisi,
priest and doctor of the Church of the Order of the Capuchins, the
Gospel and vassa Marches, chapters, heroes and clos thirty to thirty- four.
At that time, the apostles reunited with Jesus and told him everything they
had done and taught, and he told them to come to a quiet place
alone to rest a little because there were so many who came and went that
they did not find uncle or to eat. They left by boat, a
quiet and secluded place, and many saw them leave and then recognized him from
all of the villages they ran over the land to that place and overcame them
when they landed. Jesus saw a crowd and felt sorry for them because they
walked like sheep without a shepherd, and he calmly signaled. Jesus, I
thank you for the moments when you think of me without me realizing it I
don' t even think of my imitating your example that I learn to look
at the anxieties of others before mine, that they do it from the heart,
not from pretending I ask you that my beings for my loved ones by
my friends and for the people who don' t yet know you. I
want to offer you this prayer of thanksgiving for your presence in the Eucharist and
in my heart. Take me, sir, to the silence of my soul,
to do with you and to enjoy your presence. Today' s Gospel
tells us that the apostles, after the experience of the mission, are happy
for the weary and Jesus, full of understanding, wants to give you some.
He relieved him. Then he takes them aside to a secluded place so
they can rest a little. Many in the meantime saw them leaving and understood
and anticipated them. And at this point the evangelist offers us an image of
Jesus of particular intensity, photographing, so to speak, his eyes and collecting
the feelings of his heart. That' s what the evangelist says. As
Jesus landed, he saw a great crowd and felt sorry for her because they
were like sheep and shepherd and was teaching them for a long time. Let
' s retake or three verbs from your suggestive frame, See, having compassion
teach we can call ourselves the pastor' s menomos. The first and second
are always associated with Jesus’ attitude. In fact, his gaze is not
that of a sociologist or a photo reporter, because he always looks with the
eyes of his heart. These two verbs see and have compassion shape Jesus as
the good shepherd. His compassion is not only a human feeling, but it
is the shock of the messiah in which God' s tenderness became flesh and
from that compassion is born Jesus' desire to nourish the crowd with the bread
of his word, that is, to teach the word of God to the
people. Jesus sees Jesus has compassion. Jesus teaches how beautiful this is.
The charity of Jesus does not know the self- absorbing of his own problems
or difficulties. He teaches us to get out of the narrow circle of me
and my circumstances be these happy or painful. When we want it, they
locked up the NS. Let us ourselves lift up the middle of the heart
and see Christ in the boat, preaching without rest to his brothers, men.
Let us imitate and walk his kingdom generously. Think of what is really
worth, the salvation of the souls entrusted to us seeks to listen to your
family friends and companions for attention and without showing signs of prey. Thank you,
Jesus, for teaching me to look at the densities of others before my
own. Help me to understand that only contact with you in the Eucharist will
change my heart. Not even my good will and any medicine in the world.
Make me yearn for the recollection of my soul, that humble tabernacle where
you wait for me to teach me to live as you do. I give
the blessing, that the goodness and mercy of God, Father, fill your
heart, that the gaze of love of God, son, penetrate into your
soul and purify you from any restless and lacking that can separate you from God,
that the love of God holy spirit grant you the peace you need,
the cell of Mary, mother of God and our mother caress and protect you,
and that the strength and simplicity of Saint Joseph, our father, Lord
Thee, may bring you back to heaven and brandy of God, father,
son and holy spirit, descend upon you and accompany you always.