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Quinto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario (B) Leccionario: 74

Esta semana que viene es la Semana Nacional del Matrimonio.

“Entre las muchas bendiciones que Dios ha derramado sobre nosotros en Cristo está la bendición del matrimonio, un regalo otorgado por el Creador desde la creación de la raza humana … Es una fuente de bendición para la pareja, sus familias y la sociedad e incluye el maravilloso regalo de co-crear la vida humana “.

El Papa San Juan Pablo segundo nos dice que “La familia, que se funda y da vida por el amor, es una comunidad de personas: de marido y mujer, de padres e hijos, de parientes. Su primera tarea es vivir con fidelidad la realidad de comunión en un esfuerzo constante por desarrollar una auténtica comunidad de personas”.

Hoy vemos un poco de la vida familiar de San Pedro.

Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time (B) Lectionary: 74

This coming week is National Marriage Week.

“Among the many blessings that God has showered upon us in Christ is the blessing of marriage, a gift bestowed by the Creator from the creation of the human race…It is a source of blessing to the couple, to their families, and to society and includes the wondrous gift of co-creating human life.”

Pope Saint John Paul II tells us that “The family, which is founded and given life by love, is a community of persons: of husband and wife, of parents and children, of relatives. Its first task is to live with fidelity the reality of communion in a constant effort to develop an authentic community of persons.”

Today, we see a bit of Saint Peter’s family life.

4th Sunday in Ordinary Time (B) Lectionary 71

Jesus is priest, prophet, and king. At our baptism, we are anointed and called to fulfill the offices of priest, prophet, and king in our own way. 

Second Sunday in Ordinary Time (B)
Lectionary: 65

Today’s Gospel selection is a bit unfortunately chosen. The beginning of the thirty fifth verse of the first chapter of John does not begin as I read it today as “John was standing with two of his disciples…” Rather, it begins: “The next day John was there again with two of his disciples…”