The devil said to him,
“If you are the Son of God,
command
this stone to become bread.”
Jesus
answered him,
“It
is written, One does not live on bread
alone.”
Luke 4: 3
The cycle of the liturgy, like the
seasons of nature, can add meaning and perspective and perhaps give strength in the times of challenge.
In the love of Jesus,
Father Lenny Zamborsky
November 26, 2006
For Reflection:
Do liturgical seasons, feasts, or Scripture readings
nourish you and keep your spiritual life alive?
How have you planned to let God nourish you during this Lenten season?
For many years I have been nourished by Scripture and the liturgical seasons. This was especially true at St. Louis Parish, because the liturgy and accompanying art&environment
ReplyDeletewere so well planned for the seasons. These liturgical seasons were times of special nourishment. Praying with this blog is providing some of that nourishment for me. I'm also using PRAYING WITH THOMAS MERTON by Wayne Simsic this Lent, as follow-up to our January inter-parish retreat, and finding that nourishing.
I am so happy that you are finding nourishment in Fr Lenny's blog and Thomas Merton. What all of the parishioners of St. Louis had was unique and special. How truly blessed you are all to experience that gift.
ReplyDeleteI feel the seasons of the liturgy are like a song that connects our year full circle;each with its own stanza to the Song of our life
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