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To our thinking ...
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Purple Finch - Anne-Marie and Andre Lavoie - Thanks!
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Here is the Word of God for today ...
Being for him ...
(Mark 9.38-40) - John, one of the Twelve, said to Jesus: "Master, we saw someone driving of demons in your name, we wanted to stop him because he is not one of those who follow us. Jesus replied: "Do not stop, because he who does a miracle in my name can not immediately afterwards speak evil of me, and whoever is not against us is for us. "
----- To our thinking ...
- We know or think we know what is right ...
- How many times do I make judgments without having all the elements ...
- Jesus does not hesitate to judge positive ...
- Miracles made his name can only come from someone who speaks well of him. Moreover, beyond all logic, Jesus has a deep intuition. It includes all activities with a charitable heart. His trial is still based on a desire to find the best in everyone. Each action will be interpreted with love. Thus he interprets the actions:
- The woman who wipes his feet with her hair and her tears
- the paralytic that passes through the roof,
- of tax collector who climbed a tree to see him ...
- Do I give the 'benefit of doubt' vis-à-vis members of my family, my children, my neighbors ? ...
- Do I judge others with a heart full of evangelical charity?
- Does my experience the love of God made me change look?
- Jesus shows us a simple act of trial. Unless a person declares itself against us, consider it to us ...
- We should fight to help others to be "for us".
- always looking to put into practice the sage advice: "Do all the good you hear and never believe that evil that you see."
- Why is it that I can not make excuses for shortcomings and mistakes I see in others, has when I am so ready to find me an apology!
- Why can not I ignore their mistakes and overlook their faults, or at least believe in their good intentions?
- are said once: "Better to err positively néativement" ...
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Please ...
Lord Jesus, I believe in you and in all expressions of your love
Lord Jesus, I believe in you and in all expressions of your love
and goodness in the heart of my life.
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Chapel of the Ursuline spirituality center - Lorettevielle - Jean-Yves
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"A meeting is something crucial, a door, a fracture,
a moment that marks the time and creates a before and one after. "
(Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt)
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"Conscience is the most secret core of man
the sanctuary where he is alone with God, whose voice is heard. "
(Vatican II)
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Our prayer intentions ...
- For the bereaved and those who suffer from loneliness ...
- For people who luteeent against cancer ...
- For young people who were confirmed last Sunday ...
- For peace in the world ...
- To fight against all right-the devil ...
- For all those fighting against dictatorship and for democracy ...
- For you ... - For me ...
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A Good News ...
Cyprian Bishop Gerald Lacroix Archbishop of Quebec
Benedict XVI appointed as archbishop of Quebec Gerald Bishop Cyprian Lacroix of the Pius X Secular Institute (ISPX), which was previously auxiliary bishop of Quebec.
He succeeds Cardinal Marc Ouellet, who was appointed prefect of the Congregation for Bishops.
Bishop Cyprian Gerald Lacroix was born in 1957. After his studies in theology, he entered in 1975 in the Pius X Secular Institute and there issued his final vows in 1982.
The same year he became secretary general of the Institute and in 1985, adviser to the council. He was ordained priest in 1988. From
1990 to 2000, he was on mission in Colombia. From 2001 to 2004 he was Managing Director of the Institute, and was re-elected for 5 years in 2005.
He was Auxiliary Bishop of Quebec since 2007.
--- Bishop Gilles Lemay
, Bishop Amos
He was previously assistant to Quebec
Pope Benedict XVI appointed Bishop Gilles Lemay Bishop Amos, Canada. He was previously assistant Québec.The Pope has indeed accepted the surrender of the pastoral office than he has presented Msgr Eugene Tremblay. Bishop Lemay was born in 1948 in St. Emmélie, Leclercville. He was ordained priest in 1972.
In 1984, he was a member of the team of priests in the Archdiocese of Quebec on a mission in Paraguay. He became the senior team in 1989. He returned to Quebec in 1999.
In February 2005 he was appointed auxiliary bishop of Quebec.
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Good day!
Fraternally!
Jean-Yves
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