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Today’s Gospel:
Luke 12: 35-38
REFLECTION Today's Gospel contains a lesson in faithfulness and a warning against sloth. Faithfulness is the foundation for any lasting and meaningful relationship. Faithfulness or fidelity allows us to persevere in living out an unswerving commitment. Faithfulness is a key character trait of God and one that he expects of us. Modern society extols freedom over fidelity and doesn't want to be bound to an unknown or uncertain future; that is why fidelity, commitment, and faithfulness is so difficult today. It is also inconvenient and a burden to the pursuit of one's own interests. We badly need to recover this virtue, not only for our own sake, but for the sake of the next generation as well. If we want to pass on the faith then we need to first be faithful models for our youth. Fortunately God gives us the grace and strength to be faithful. He also rewards our faithfulness. The Lord is committed to us in a bond of unbreakable love and fidelity. That is what covenant means -- keeping one's word, promise, and commitment no matter how tough or difficult it gets. Faithfulness demands consistency, a determination to stay the course, and hard work even at trying times. Being open and prepared to take heed for the unknown or untravelled path. The joy and privilege of being a son or daughter of God carries with it an awesome responsibility. The Lord expects us to make good use of the gifts and graces he gives to us. The more he gives, the more he requires. So, be faithful to God and be ready to give him an account of your stewardship. - MA Today’s Reading: Eph 2:12-22 PRAYER Father Almighty, help me to remain ever faithful to you and to not shrink back when I encounter difficulties. May I always be consistent in what I say and do that I may be ready to meet you when you call me on the day of judgment. In Jesus’ Name we pray. Amen. |