[Grem] *****SPAM(6.3)***** Re: A mai nagyböjti szentmise igéi

[Emoke Greschik]

*Friends, in today’s Gospel Jesus’ hometown rejects him as a prophet. And I
want to say a word about your role as a prophet. When most lay people hear
about prophecy, they sit back and their eyes glaze over. "That’s something
for the priests and the bishops to worry about; they’re the modern-day
prophets. I don’t have that call or that responsibility." Well, think
again! Vatican II emphasized the universal call to holiness, rooted in the
dynamics of Baptism. Every baptized person is conformed unto Christ—priest,
prophet, and king. Whenever you assist at Mass, you are exercising your
priestly office, participating in the worship of God. Whenever you direct
your kids to discover their mission in the Church, or provide guidance to
someone in the spiritual life, you are exercising your kingly office. As a
baptized individual, you are commissioned as a prophet—which is to say, a
speaker of God’s truth. And the prophetic word is not your own. It is not
the result of your own meditations on the spiritual life, as valuable and
correct as those may be. The prophetic word is the word of God given to you
by God.Reflect: How would you evaluate your role as prophet—that is, a
speaker of God’s truth? 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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