Wednesday, 31 March 2021

 The inspired wisdom of the Church shines forth from the scripture readings that are part of the liturgy of Holy Week. The Isaiah is so close to the experience of Jesus that "according to the Scriptures" becomes  a divine verification. The Old Testament is God's Word, the story of His Love for mankind, his promise of mercy for all peoples, for each one of us We are saved by the Father,  Son and Holy Spirit. praise be to God.

Dear Lord, let these moments of conviction in faith remain and govern my actions this day.

Again we hear of Judas the betrayer. Why was the he needed. Why did John's Jews need someone to " hand Him over"? Did He not appear daily in the temple? The multitude knew Him. How was Judas able to take our responsibility, it is our sins that continue to betray Christ.

Dear Lord let me learn to fear my sin that despises your love and brings the Son of God to such a pitiful end.

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