March 1, 2016

First reading: MI 17:14-15, 18-20 Responsorial Psalm: PS
103:1-4, 9-12 Gospel: LK 15:11-32

FORGIVENESS

“In his mercy (God) we are set free from the power of
darkness” Anonymous

 Azariah (Abednego) prayed to God, for his mercy to forgive
the sin of the nation and reminded him of his mercy and this prayer rescued
them from the angry burning furnace, which make the fire never hurt them (see
Daniel 3:94) this draw our attention back to one of the rich prayer in catholic
church, The divine mercy prayer, this prayer help all those that prayed it,
grant  freedom to those that are held captive, and so many different miracles
has been recorded, and enormous mercy is showed to them that prayed it, which
exposed how powerful and important seeking God mercy his. When God show to us
his mercy it is accompany with various gifts.  You want God to show you mercy,
but did you forgive those that trespass against you? If only we realized how
God is merciful to us we will know how to forgive other, my dear brothers and
sister learn how to forgive, we can see clearly the savant from the Gospel
reading was not grant pardon because he refused to forgive the man that own him
debit (see Mathew 18:34), but this does not mean God forgiveness depend on us,
or we should condole evil. NO! But if we knows how much he has forgiven us all our
sin we will know how to forgive other likewise

 

Prayer Points:  

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God give me a forgiving heart make me able to forgive and
forget all that sin against me

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God show me your mercy, am a sinner grant pardon to me

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Lord let me receive the gift that accompany your mercy