[Grem] A mai vasárnapi szentmise igéi

[Emoke Greschik]

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> *Friends, our Gospel for today gives us an opportunity to reflect on the
> great prayer that Jesus taught us. Think how this prayer links us to all of
> the great figures in Christian history, from Peter and Paul to Augustine,
> Thomas Aquinas, Francis of Assisi, John Henry Newman, G.K. Chesterton, John
> Paul II, and right up to the present day. A desire to pray is planted deep
> within us. It just means the desire to speak to God and to listen to him.
> Keep in mind that prayer is not designed to change God’s mind or to tell
> God something he doesn’t know. God isn’t like a big city boss or a
> reluctant pasha whom we have to persuade. He is rather the one who wants
> nothing other than to give us good things—though they might not always be
> what we want. Can you see how this prayer rightly orders us? We must put
> God’s holy name first; we must strive to do his will in all things and at
> all times; we must be strengthened by spiritual food or we will fall; we
> must be agents of forgiveness; we must be able to withstand the dark
> powers.*
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