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sâmbătă, 26 noiembrie 2016

Sanctuaires Paray-le-Monial, L’Heure Sainte du 1er décembre

Sanctuaires Paray-le-Monial, L’Heure Sainte du 1er décembre 2016

Heure Sainte, jeudi 1er décembre /

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Centenaire du rappel à Dieu du Bienheureux Frère Charles

(Charles de Foucauld) 
Heure Sainte méditée avec ses paroles.

Exposition du Saint Sacrement

Chant : Seigneur Jésus tu es présent dans ton Eucharistie

 [1]
Seigneur Jésus, tu es présent dans ton Eucharistie. Dans cette hostie nous t’adorons et nous te magnifions.
Toi qui es Dieu, toi qui es roi, tu nous as tout donné. Tu es le Christ, tu es l’Agneau immolé sur la croix.
Dans ta passion tu as porté chacun de nos péchés. Ton sang versé nous a lavés et nous a rachetés.

Parole de Dieu

Matthieu 26
Alors Jésus parvient avec eux à un domaine appelé Gethsémani, et il dit aux disciples : "Restez ici, tandis que je m’en irai prier là-bas." Et prenant avec lui Pierre et les deux fils de Zébédée, il commença à ressentir tristesse et angoisse. Alors il leur dit : "Mon âme est triste à en mourir, demeurez ici et veillez avec moi." Etant allé un peu plus loin, il tomba face contre terre en faisant cette prière : "Mon Père, s’il est possible, que cette coupe passe loin de moi ! Cependant, non pas comme je veux, mais comme tu veux." Il vient vers les disciples et les trouve en train de dormir ; et il dit à Pierre : "Ainsi, vous n’avez pas eu la force de veiller une heure avec moi ! Veillez et priez pour ne pas entrer en tentation : l’esprit est ardent, mais la chair est faible."

Méditation

Charles de Foucauld
« Asseyez-vous ici, pendant que je vais là-bas, prier » … Que fait Notre Seigneur pendant les derniers moments, la dernière heure qui précède son arrestation et le commencement de sa Passion ? Il se retire seul, pour prier… Ainsi, quand nous avons une grave épreuve à supporter, un danger, une souffrance à affronter, passons dans la prière, la prière solitaire, les derniers moments, la dernière heure qui nous en sépare : dans tout événement grave de notre vie, faisons ainsi : préparons-nous-y, cherchons force, lumière, grâce, pour nous y bien conduire en employant à prier, et à prier seuls… Si nous devons prier seuls, ce n’est pas que nous dédaignons la prière de nos frères : non, assurons-nous pendant ce temps de leurs prières, demandons-leur de prier pour nous en même temps que nous prions seuls, prenons-les non loin de nous, à quelques pas de nous, mais écartons-nous d’eux un peu, non pas beaucoup, mais assez pour être dans un recueillement absolu aux pieds de Dieu, pour pouvoir épancher, dans le silence et dans l’oubli complet de la terre, notre cœur dans le sien…

Prière (à dire ensemble)

Charles de Foucauld
Mon père, je m’abandonne à toi, fais de moi ce qu’il te plaira
Quoi que tu fasses de moi je te remercie. Je suis prêt à tout, j’accepte tout,
Pourvu que ta volonté se fasse en moi, en toutes tes créatures…

Silence

Chant : Père, Seigneur du ciel et de la terre.

 [2]
R. Père ! Seigneur du ciel et de la terre ! Père ! Je proclame ta louange. (2 fois)
Parole de Dieu

Luc 22

Alors lui apparut, venant du ciel, un ange qui le réconfortait. Entré en agonie, il priait de façon plus instante, et sa sueur devint comme de grosses gouttes de sang qui tombaient à terre. Se relevant de sa prière, il vint vers les disciples qu’il trouva endormis de tristesse, et il leur dit : "Qu’avez-vous à dormir ? Relevez-vous et priez, pour ne pas entrer en tentation."

Méditation

Charles de Foucauld
Il y a deux manières de prier : laisser crier le cœur, le laisser demander à Dieu, avec une simplicité d’enfant, ce qu’il désire, telle grâce pour lui ou pour un autre, le soulagement de telle douleur pour soi, ou pour le prochain : on pousse en toute simplicité ce cri vers le Père céleste et on le fait suivre de ce mot : « Toutefois non ma volonté, mais la vôtre ». L’autre manière de prier, c’est de dire simplement le mot de la fin, c’est-à-dire : « Mon Père, que votre volonté se fasse en ceci, quelle qu’elle soit. » Ces deux prières sont parfaites. Jésus nous donne l’exemple de la première au bord du Cédron et à Gethsémani ; Il donne l’exemple de la seconde dans le Pater.

Prière (à dire ensemble)

Charles de Foucauld
Je remets mon âme entre tes mains je te la donne, ô mon Dieu, avec tout l’amour de mon cœur,
parce que je t’aime, et que ce m’est un besoin d’amour de me donner, de me remettre entre tes mains, sans mesure, avec une infinie confiance, car tu es mon Père.

Silence

Chant : Père, Seigneur du ciel et de la terre.

 [3]
R. Père ! Seigneur du ciel et de la terre ! Père ! Je proclame ta louange.
Venez à moi, vous qui ployez sous le fardeau et je vous soulagerai, car je suis doux et humble de cœur.

Parole de Dieu

Jean 19
Quand il eut pris le vinaigre, Jésus dit : "C’est achevé" et, inclinant la tête, il remit l’esprit. Comme c’était la Préparation, les Juifs, pour éviter que les corps restent sur la croix durant le sabbat - car ce sabbat était un grand jour -, demandèrent à Pilate qu’on leur brisât les jambes et qu’on les enlevât. Les soldats vinrent donc et brisèrent les jambes du premier, puis de l’autre qui avaient été crucifiés avec lui. Venus à Jésus, quand ils virent qu’il était déjà mort, ils ne lui brisèrent pas les jambes, mais l’un des soldats, de sa lance, lui perça le côté et il sortit aussitôt du sang et de l’eau. Celui qui a vu rend témoignage - son témoignage est véritable, et celui-là sait qu’il dit vrai - pour que vous aussi vous croyiez. Car cela est arrivé afin que l’Écriture fût accomplie : Pas un os ne lui sera brisé. Et une autre Écriture dit encore : Ils regarderont celui qu’ils ont transpercé.

Méditation

Charles de Foucauld
« Ce cœur écrit sur ma robe, il est là pour que je me souvienne de Dieu et des hommes (pour les aimer). »[Paroles qui nous aident à comprendre l’image du Frère Charles sur la peinture murale de la Chapelle des Apparitions].
La charité qui est le fond de la religion oblige tout chrétien à aimer le prochain, c’est à dire tout humain, comme soi-même. Tout chrétien doit donc être apôtre : ce n’est pas un conseil, c’est un commandement, le commandement de la charité. Les laïcs doivent être apôtres envers tous ceux qu’ils peuvent atteindre : leurs proches et leurs amis d’abord, mais non eux seuls ; la charité n’a rien d’étroit, elle embrasse tous ceux qu’embrasse le cœur de Jésus… Par quels moyens ?… avec tous ceux avec qui ils sont en rapport, sans exception, par la bonté, la tendresse, l’affection fraternelle, l’exemple de la vertu,… avec certains sans leur dire jamais un mot de Dieu ou de la religion, patientant comme Dieu patiente, étant bon comme Dieu est bon, étant un tendre frère et priant ; avec d’autres en parlant dans la mesure qu’ils peuvent porter…surtout voir en tout humain un frère… voir en tout humain un enfant de Dieu.

Prière (à dire ensemble)

Charles de Foucauld
Cœur Sacré de Jésus, merci de vous exposer à nos yeux, de vous donner à nous, de nous faire le don infini de votre présence, dans votre Sainte Hostie, sur le Saint Autel. Merci de vous donner, de vous présenter, de rester avec nous ainsi tout le jour, toute la nuit, à toute heure, toute notre vie, transformant notre vie en une vie toute divine. Merci, Cœur Sacré de Jésus, de cet excès de bonté, de cet excès de bonheur !

Silence

Chant : Cœur de Jésus brûlant d’amour

 [4]
Cœur de Jésus brûlant d’amour, embrase-nous par ton Esprit.
Que nos cœurs soient semblables au tien, que nous brûlions de charité.

Tantum ergo

Tantum ergo Sacramentum
Veneremur cernui !
Et antiquum documentum
Novo cedat ritui !
Præstet fides supplementum
Sensuum defectui !
Genitori Genitoque
Laus et jubilatio,
Salus, honor, virtus quoque
Sit et benedictio !
Procedenti ab utroque
Compar sit laudatio. Amen.

Bénédiction du Saint Sacrement

Louanges divines

Salve Regina

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[1Paroles : M. Penhard - Musique : C.-E. Hauguel © 1985, Éditions de l’Emmanuel
[2Paroles et musique : G. du Boullay. D’après MT 11, 25 - 29
[3Paroles et musique : G. du Boullay. D’après MT 11, 25 - 29
[4Paroles et musique : M Penhard


luni, 17 octombrie 2016

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October 17, 2016 
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1. Vassula Recieves a New Message From Jesus 

Dear friends of TLIG,

On the 22nd September this year, I received a message from Christ our Lord for the prayer group of Rhodes. After some time I thought that I might as well send it out to all of you, so that perhaps it does good to other prayer groups as well of TLIG.  In away you might see that perhaps it concerns each one of us.

I have numbered the sentences for one reason: to explain what I understood from this message upon meditating it for a while, to enlighten the people of the prayer groups.

This message is joined to a message that started on the 5th September but was completed on the 22nd September and before finishing that message, Jesus added what is below:

now tell your prayer group of Rhodes the following:

1. in the early days of My Messages, you valued all My Interests, surmounting persecutions and trials, joyfully; I have taken you all out of the power of darkness and have forgiven your sins;
2. I am reminding you all now to fan into a flame your love for Me;
3. read My Messages, learn to love Me more!
4. do good and adopt yourselves in My Knowledge;
5. take your refuge in Me, and I shall be your Song;
6. I can read everyone’s heart and I know perfectly well your needs; so come to Me, your Saviour;
7. be My Living Church!
8. delight My Heart, assemble and receive My Tenderness,
9. self-efface all that is not Me,
10. and work hard for your salvation and the salvation of others;
11. receive My Holy Kiss on your foreheads, Love loves you all! Ic

1. When you were touched by grace in a powerful manner through His Messages and got converted, you took seriously everything Christ was asking you to do, with power, joy and fearless, for you had discovered ‘the pearl’ and its value. Christ reminds you how He instantly forgave your sins once you became His and asked to be forgiven.

2. Christ reminds us once more again to be as we first were in the beginning, enflamed, alive, eager, because it appears our flame has somehow diminished according to Him and if we keep it that way, it might extinguish one day and die out, so this is a warning.

3. To keep His Word (the Message) safe, active, and the flame roaring, and to grow in His love and become powerful apostles, we need humility, dying to our self, lowering our self so that He raises us; Christ recommends us to read again His Messages, even if we did in the past, He recommends us to read them from the start and not just open at random now and then like some admitted they do.

4. We have then the possibility to do good and grow in Him, by adopting ourselves in His Knowledge. The TLIG messages are filled up with Wisdom and by reading them we will learn to love God the way He wants us to love Him; we will know His Will.

5. In difficulties, Christ reminds us, to take refuge in His Heart. In His Heart we will be consoled, we will find peace, and it will be strengthening us when difficulties come on our way. We shall not lose His Peace for we will be abiding in His Heart.

6. Christ reassures us that He is in control of everything and that He knows more than you do what your heart contains and what are your needs, therefore He reminds us to trust Him and go to Him without hesitation.

7. Be My Living Church!  When He said that, He said it in a most powerful way. TLIG is exactly that: to be alive in the Spirit and be what He had taught then His disciples, to be a Living Church, through your actions, and through your sayings and through all that He has been teaching us in the Messages. Christ’s Heart will not be unmoved, for in doing what He recommends, you will bring Him to rejoice in you.

8. “assemble” when He said that word, my mind went straight to when His disciples were always assembled, sharing the joys and sorrows, eating together, witnessing together, helping each other, being like a family, united in love and in harmony. We should be booming peace and love so powerfully that others near us will feel this energy coming from us and will understand that we are true disciples of Christ, formed by Him. In the bible it says: By this everyone will know that you are mydisciples, if you love one another. (John 13:35)
Love must never be missing among us, never! Tearing on one another is a total misinterpretation of the TLIG messages and by these actions of bickering between each other will discredit the Messages, we will be a reflection of a rotten fruit. Also for just assembling once a week to pray together and some assemble even less than an hour to pray and then leave, it seems that this is not what Christ wants us to do. He wants us to meet and pray more often than twice a month, He recommends us once a week for an hour, and then meet now and then even for a meal, or over a coffee, and be together sharing our spiritual experiences. Some of the prayer groups do it like out of duty to join once a week, pray, then get it over with and go home. This is not right. Then, I believe He wants us to work more together for His Message, as we are called to be collaborators on his Work, so does He want us to be collaborators with each other.

9. To be able to do what He recommends us, we have to die to our ‘self’ and ‘ego’ and give time for Him. We need humility and not lord it over others, in other words, we should be a reflection of His Image.

10. Christ recommends us that we still have to work hard to attain perfection, giving me the image of a ladder that one has to climb to reach heaven. It seems we are lazy to climb and we remain on the step, somewhere, not high enough. We need to focus more on Christ and this will be by re-reading His Message, as it truly vivifies us. When Christ adds, “and the salvation of others,” I understand by these words the following: As Christ reminded us in the beginning how He came to us and dragged us out of the power of darkness, He brought us to discover the magnificent spiritual banquet that He has prepared to our famished souls, which is the TLIG messages. We fell with our face first on the food, starved as we were, famished, and delighted onit, but then, when once filled with it, have we just slumped on an armchair and remained there and dozed off? Or have we behaved like the Samaritan woman,running, after she had met Christ, to the village, with her hands in the air shouting left and right while passing the stores in the village and while stumbling on people, shouting that she has just met a great Prophet, the greatest of all!  She witnessedloudly and rose a whole village to their feet to hear her, because she was filled withjoy of the Spirit.  Are we the same as her?

11. We are once more marked on our foreheads with the Holy Kiss of Jesus.
So what do we need more? Get up, wake up, and listen to the Voice of Christ…

In Christ,
Vassula




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Human Rights Watch, Defending Human Rights Values Under Attack, by Kenneth Roth, June 22, 2016

Human Rights Watch, Defending Human Rights Values Under Attack, by Kenneth Roth, June 22, 2016

https://www.hrw.org/news/2016/06/22/defending-human-rights-values-under-attack


JUNE 22, 2016
Defending Human Rights Values Under Attack
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The human-rights building blocks of democratic society are the ideas that we should see the humanity in each individual, respect and value differences, and treat others with the respect that we want them to give us.  Yet these values are now under attack more intensely than at any period in recent decades.
In Europe–although Austria may have just dodged a bullet in its presidential election– leaders like Hungary’s Victor Orban and Poland’s Jarosław Kaczyński speak openly of building “illiberal” democracy— one without essential checks and balances on executive power, including protection for human rights.  In country after country in Europe, far-right and even mainstream parties trade in intolerance, xenophobia, nativism, and fearmongering.
The problem arises elsewhere as well. American demagogues advance their political prospects by appealing to our worst instincts. China and Russia promote authoritarian government as a superior model. African leaders attack international justice. Governments worldwide try to keep citizens from banding together in civic groups to make themselves heard.  Perhaps most dramatically, the Syrian government has ripped up the Geneva Conventions to fight a war by deliberately attacking civilians in opposition-held areas.
Yet Europe is an important center of the problem.  It is the site of rising Islamophobia, the tarring and marginalizing of entire communities, the demonizing of refugees, and dangerous efforts to turn back the clocks to a time when society was thought to be more uniform, less a melding of differences.
Insecurity is a major cause of these trends: economic insecurity, as many people feel they are falling behind; physical insecurity, because people enjoying a night on the town or a trip abroad are randomly shot down; cultural insecurity, when the meaning of what it is to be, say, French or German is no longer as simple as had long been assumed.
In such times of insecurity, there is a tendency to retrench, to seek shelter among those who seem most like us, to shut the gates to others, to blame them for our problems and disappointments.  That instinct provides the platform for the growing voices of hate.
Yet these trends are not inevitable, nor must our role be reduced to that of worried spectator.  Because they put in question the very nature of our societies, we all have a duty to reject this movement toward hatred, exclusion and intolerance, and to do our part to reverse it.
Easier said than done, you might retort.  These are big trends.  How can a single person make a difference?
If we all do our part, the task is not as daunting as it might appear.  Our first responsibility is to cut through the myths and misrepresentations that often accompany the case for intolerance.  When did they solve rather than compound our problems?
Consider the public discourse these days about immigrant and minority communities in Europe, particularly those of Muslims.  Over decades, most European governments have done a poor job integrating these communities.  Residents face limited job and educational opportunities, discriminatory encounters with the police, a sense of not really being accepted by society.  Most residents do the best they can under the circumstances, but some small minority is radicalized and turns to violence.  This is a serious problem, but is Islamophobia really the answer?  These communities are now an integral part of Europe.  If we do not enable their residents to build meaningful lives, if we continue to frustrate their aspirations, if we do not welcome their many contributions, their alienation and despair will only grow.
Or take the problem of terrorism.  It’s true that today’s terrorist threat in Europe comes mainly from second and third generation Muslim immigrants.  A smart counterterrorism strategy reaches out to the people who are most likely to learn of a terrorist plot before it unfolds—the plotters’ family, neighbors and associates, many of them also Muslim.  We want them to feel part of the solution rather than the problem.  We want them to feel comfortable reporting suspicious activity to the police.  But Islamophobia does the opposite.  People who feel they can’t trust the police, that they themselves will be regarded with suspicion if their share their concerns, will remain silent.
Or look at the refugees.  As desperate people flee Assad’s barrel bombs and the Islamic State’s atrocities, many are seeking a haven in Europe.  None of us wants to see chaos at Europe’s borders, but we should be encouraging European governments to help these people by giving generous funding to enable them to educate their children and support their families in their countries of first refugee—in Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan.  And as for those who may still want to reach Europe, we should be urging acceptance of many more people directly from those countries of first refuge, without requiring them first to take a dangerous boat across the Mediterranean.
Readers may or may not agree with each of these arguments, but there are many more to be made to counter the voices of hatred and intolerance.  The key is not to assume that rising intolerance is inevitable, that hatred is a natural product of challenging times.  These sentiments flourish only when uncontested.  We must all do our part to stem their flow.
But that leaves the question: how to make oneself heard?  Begin by paying attention to how you conduct yourselves.  Treat others the way you want to be treated.  Be a model that others will emulate.  Positive examples can be contagious.  They speak loudly.
Then talk with your friends, families, and communities.  The more conversations, the better.  Populists love to say that they speak for the community, that they are the authentic voice of the people, that they are upholding national values from foreign intrusion.  For those who disagree, it is important to say, “No, those people do not speak for me.”
In addition, these days it is easier than in the past to take part in the broader public debate about the direction of Europe.  Unlike less than a decade ago, social media such as Facebook and Twitter have greatly democratized access to the public debate.  To make our voices heard, we no longer must depend on often-difficult access to the traditional media.  We all are capable of entering the public conversation from our laptop or mobile phone.  We should seize the opportunity to use that megaphone.
Remember, every political movement starts locally.  Every community begins with a circle of friends.  When chatting with friends or family, when engaging on-line, find space to include commentary on the latest assault on our values.  Challenge myths with facts.  Figure out ways to advance the conversation.  At first you may feel self-conscious talking about these issues, but the more one joins the conversation, the more comfortable it feels, and the more significant your voice becomes.  Even if we start with just a few people, there is a ripple effect.  If we all do our part, the ripples can become waves, even tides.
If we want a world built around the values of human rights, we cannot take them for granted.  There is an urgent need for all of us to come to their defense.  That requires each of us to do our part.
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This essay was drawn from remarks to the graduating class of the American University of Paris and has been published in Gazeta Wyborcza (Poland); Hospodářské noviny (Czech Republic); El Pais (Spain); Die Zeit (Germany); NRK (Norway); ETC (Sweden); Volkskrant(The Netherlands); De Morgen (Belgium); NOL (Hungary); Pravda (Slovakia); La Repubblica (Italy).

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duminică, 29 mai 2016

Daily Reflection, Jesus and The Samaritan woman ( 1 ), ( 2 ), ( 3 ), Coffee with Sr.Vassa Larina, May the 27th, 2016

Daily Reflection, Jesus and The Samaritan woman ( 1 ), ( 2 ), ( 3 ), Coffee with Sr.Vassa Larina, May the 27th, 2016


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Vendredi 27 mai 2016 16h19

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Le Vendredi 27 mai 2016 10h07, Coffee with Sister Vassa <coffeewithsistervassa@gmail.com> a écrit :



(Friday, May 27)
So he came to a city of Samaria, called Sychar, near the field that Jacob gave to his son Joseph. Jacob’s well was there, and so Jesus, wearied as he was with his journey, sat down beside the well. It was about the sixth hour. There came a woman of Samaria to draw water. Jesus said to her, ‘Give me a drink.’ For his disciples had gone away into the city to buy food. The Samaritan woman said to him, ‘How is it that you, a Jew, ask a drink of me, a woman of Samaria?’ For Jews have no dealings with Samaritans. Jesus answered her, ‘If you knew the gift of God, and who it is that is saying to you, ‘Give me a drink,’ you would have asked him, and he would have given you living water.’” (Jn 4: 5-10)
Indeed, at first the Samaritan woman does not see “who it is” that is speaking with her. She merely sees the externals and politics of status. She sees not Christ, but “a Jew,” and herself, “a Samaritan” and “a woman,” drawing an immediate, accepted line of demarcation between herself and the Stranger. But our Lord crosses this line, speaking to her not as to “a woman” or “a Samaritan,” or some other category, but as to a distinct person. Differently from her, He recognizes “the gift of God” and exactly “who it is” with whom He speaks, – a concrete human being – and He calls her to do the same.
Today let me recognize His voice, however and whenever He might strike up a conversation with me. Let me recognize “the gift of God” in His messengers, be they women, men, Jews, Samarians, Greeks, Russians, Americans, Georgians, Romanians, Serbs, or others. And let me pray, as the Holy and Great Council nears, in a divided and divisive world: O Lord, Founder and Spirit of our unity, may You speak and be heard among us, regardless of our human lines of demarcation and politics of status, that we may have living water. Glory be to You.

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Daily Reflection
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Coffee with Sister Vassa (coffeewithsistervassa@gmail.com)
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Date :
Samedi 28 mai 2016 10h58


(Saturday, May 28)
Jesus said to her (the Samaritan woman), ‘Every one who drinks of this water will thirst again, but whoever drinks of the water that I shall give him will never thirst; the water that I shall give him will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life.’ The woman said to him, ‘Sir, give me this water, that I may not thirst, nor come here to draw.’ Jesus said to her, ‘Go, call your husband, and come here.’ The woman answered him, ‘I have no husband.’ Jesus said to her, ‘You are right in saying, ‘I have no husband’; for you have had five husbands, and he whom you now have is not your husband; this you said truly.’ The woman said to him, ‘Sir, I perceive that you are a prophet…” (Jn 4: 13-19)
Our Lord is drawing the woman out of herself, letting her tell Him things He already knows, - first, about her “thirst“ for His kind of “water,“ and second, ...about that other thing. It is that thing in her life, that repeating, troublesome pattern, which needs to be said aloud and addressed, so that a real conversation with Christ can begin. And so that she can receive “living water“ that will become in her "a spring of water welling up to eternal life." She can’t quite say it herself, so He helps her out, and says it for her, like an experienced, skillful father-confessor: You have had five husbands... You’ve been trying to quench that “thirst“ in the wrong place. After this, we see her eyes and heart begin to open, and she starts asking Him the right questions.
Today let me not fear a conversation like this one; a confession that liberates me from “that thing“ in my life that may be blocking me from truly quenching my “thirst.“ My Lord can and will give me more than I can give myself, or that any human being can give me. He gives me water that becomes in me “a spring of water welling up to eternal life.“ So let me open up to Him today. “Give me this water,“ I say to Him this morning, “that I may not thirst,“ nor come to draw in the wrong places.

Objet :
Daily Reflection
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Coffee with Sr. Vassa (coffeewithsistervassa@gmail.com)
À :
...@yahoo.fr;
Date :
Dimanche 29 mai 2016 10h13





(Sunday, May 29)
Many Samaritans from that city believed in him because of the woman’s testimony, ‘He told me all that I ever did.’ So when the Samaritans came to him, they asked him to stay with them; and he stayed there two days. And many more believed because of his word. They said to the woman, ‘It is no longer because of your words that we believe, for we have heard for ourselves, and we know that this is indeed the Savior of the world.’” (Jn 4: 39-42)
Two surprising moments here: First, “many” Samaritans believe because of the testimony of a woman. And not just any woman, but one who had already had five husbands and was now with a sixth guy, who wasn’t even her husband. Nonetheless, she was evidently a figure of considerable authority, whose testimony is trusted within her community. So our Lord knew what He was doing, choosing her as His messenger. Second, Jesus chooses to stay with the heretical Samaritans, with whom Jews were to have no contact at all, for two whole days. Our Lord cuts through important, yet secondary, issues of tradition and propriety, in order to bring His light to more people, that they might know “that this is indeed the Savior of the world.”
How different are His choices from ours today, in matters of evangelization and church-building. On the eve of the Holy and Great Council, we stumble over these very same, secondary issues. We hotly debate the “traditionality” of women’s participation, the status of heretics and the use of the word “church,” while allowing church-unity to fall by the wayside. We are willing to hinder the unified voice of the Church, the unified testimony to Him, to be heard in this world, as we quibble about our traditions. Today I pray that my Lord help me cut through the secondary issues, and focus on the primary, as He did on those two sunny days in Samaria.

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