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The same voice that spoke creation into being now declares bread and wine His body and blood. In each repeated consecration, we share in the first (CCC 1410). May my respect for this universal communion of love be reflected in my demeanor.

God is spirit (John 4:24). The angels are spirit (Heb 1:14). Animals are flesh given the breath of life (Gen 7:15). Man is unique in creation—formed from the dust in the image and likeness of God Himself as the pinnacle of creation, he was given the breath of life (Gen 2:7) and dominion over all…

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I am burdened with sorrows. As You awakened the hearts of Your disciples on the road to Emmaus and they found You in the Breaking of the Bread, raise me to find joy in praise and thanksgiving to You.

When we read a novel, we can usually trust the author’s exposition. If the author wrote that a character is annoyed with a situation then the reader can trust that the character is annoyed. What is thought by a character are true thoughts and we can read minds through the words of the author. What…

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Todays Reflection

The Joyful Mysteries

The Joyful Mysteries open up to us the realization in time of the revelation of the salvation of God. Mary's assent to the will of God is the human fiat of the New Covenant... an act of trust undoing the failure of Eve. Jesus is conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the Virgin Mary as the fulfillment of the protoevangelium of Genesis. He is the answer to the sorrows that have plagued humanity since our fall from grace. He comes to end our slavery to sin, lead us across the river of Baptism, and bring us home to paradise. He humbled Himself to be like us to raise us up to be like Him.

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