[Grem] *****SPAM(6.2)***** Re: A mai nagyböjti szentmise igéi

[Emoke Greschik]

*Friends, today’s Gospel is Matthew’s version of the Lord’s Prayer. I want
to reflect on the first verses. How wonderful that it comes directly from
the prayer of Jesus himself. It is as though the prayer that he teaches
them sums up the content of his own prayer. We call God "Father" when we
pray. We call him Abba, Daddy. The same intimacy that Jesus has with his
Abba he invites us to share. We don’t just imitate his prayer, the way we
would imitate the prayer of any spiritual teacher; rather, we enter into
the dynamics of his own being when we pray. "Hallowed be thy name." May
your name be held holy. The first thing we ask is** that we might honor
him, that we might make him first in our lives, *



*that he might be set apart from everything else. Job, family, money,
success, the esteem of others, our friends—all of it is good, but none of
it is to be held holy in this sense. If we get this wrong, we get
everything else wrong. If we don’t hold his name holy above all, everything
becomes profane. *

*Reflect: What does it mean to "hold God’s name holy above all" in your own
life? Is anything competing for that top position of honor? *














* Krisztus lelke, szentelj meg engem! Krisztus teste, üdvözíts engem!
Krisztus vére, ihless meg engem! Krisztus oldalából kifolyó víz, moss
tisztára engem! Krisztus kínszenvedése, erősíts meg engem! Ó, jóságos
Jézus, hallgass meg engem! Szent sebeidbe rejts el engem! Ne engedd, hogy
elszakadjak tőled! A gonosz ellenségtől oltalmazz engem! Halálom óráján
hívj magadhoz engem! Add, hogy eljussak hozzád, és szentjeiddel dicsérjelek
téged, mindörökkön-örökké. Ámen.  (Loyolai Szt. Ignác) *
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