Father Perry’s reflections on the word of God
May we, each day, get our Moses chance
We are given the chance to become resplendent and fruitful fig trees that produce much fruit because the ground in which we have been planted is fertilized, loved, graced, and tilled by our Father’s care.
Continue readingApril 1 | Tuesday of the Fourth Week of Lent
Immediately the man became well, took up his mat, and walked.
"Do you want to be well?" The Lord's question to the sick man is the question he asks each of us.
Our answer should be clear and without hesitation, yet the enemy, always lurking, loves to lure us into despair.
The sick man feels trapped in his condition, for all his previous efforts to be cured have failed. We can experience this with our own sins, believing them inevitable.
But the Lord's word brings healing: "Rise, take up your mat, and walk."
The grace of Jesus is a refreshing water that gives life and growth to our souls; "they are watered by the flow from the sanctuary."
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