[Grem] A mai nagyböjti vasárnap szentmiséje igéi

[Emoke Greschik]

EVANGÉLIUM ELŐTTI VERS
*Nemcsak kenyérrel él az ember, * hanem minden igével is, mely Isten
ajkáról való*. Mt 4,4b. – 2. tónus.



*† EVANGÉLIUM Szent Márk könyvéből Abban az időben a Lélek kivitte Jézust a
pusztába. Negyven napig kint volt a pusztában, és megkísértette a sátán.
Vadállatokkal volt együtt, és angyalok szolgáltak neki. Amikor Jánost
elfogták, Jézus Galileába ment, és hirdette az Isten evangéliumát: „Betelt
az idő, közel van az Isten országa. Térjetek meg, és higgyetek az
evangéliumban.” Ezek az evangélium igéi. *
*Mk 1,12-15*




*Friends, in today’s Gospel, Jesus goes into Galilee and begins to preach.
The first words out of his mouth, as Mark reports them, serve as a sort of
summary statement of his life and work: “This is the time of fulfillment.
The kingdom of God is at hand. Repent, and believe in the gospel.”The
moment has arrived, the privileged time, the kairos; something that human
beings have been longing for and striving after and hoping to see has
appeared, and the time is now for a decision, for action. Jesus’ very first
words are a wake-up call, a warning bell in the night, a summons to
attention. This is not the time to be asleep, not the time to be
languishing in complacency and self-satisfaction, not the time for delaying
tactics, for procrastination and second guessing.In the Byzantine liturgy,
we *find the oft-repeated call to “be attentive,” and in
*the Buddhist tradition, there is a great emphasis placed on wakefulness.
In the fiction of James Joyce, we often find that moments of spiritual
insights are preceded by a great thunderclap, the cosmic alarm shocking the
characters (and the reader) into wide-awakeness. The initial words of
Jesus’ first sermon are a similar invitation to psychological and spiritual
awareness: there is something to be seen, so open your eyes! *

*Fast from hurting words and say kind words.*
*Fast from sadness and be filled with gratitude.*
*Fast from anger and be filled with patience.*
*Fast from pessimism and be filled with hope.*

*Fast from worries and have trust in God. (Pope Francis: Fasting prayer
part 1) *


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