March 29, 2022
GOSPEL
They said to him, “Sir, come and see.”
 
Jesus wept.

 “Lazarus,  come out of there!”   
 And he did.

 “Death, now where is your sting?”
 
Gentle Savior, weep with us, 
 and for us:

trapped in burial cloths,
with our hands tied,

when we are trafficked,
seized at borders, homeless.
Or sick unto death.

Your passion says,
“Untie them.
 Let them go free!

Anne Osdieck
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Virtual Lectio Divina Gathering
Monday, April 4,
Gospel:Jn 8:12-20

Join us to reflect on the Gospel of the day. Hope to see you there! Please come. Bring your Bible. We will miss you if you are not there!
Jesus calls to us as He called to Lazarus in his tomb: “Come forth!” This call is addressed to every human person because we are all marked by death. Christ is not resigned to the sepulchers that we have constructed with our choices of evil and death, with our mistakes, our sins. [Jesus] invites us, almost orders us, to come out of the tombs into which our sins have plunged us. This is where our resurrection begins: when we decide to obey the command of Jesus to come into the light, to life; when the masks fall from our faces … and we rediscover the courage of our original faces, created in the image and likeness of God.
[ … The raising of Lazarus shows us that] there is no limit to the divine mercy, which is offered to everyone. … The Lord is always ready to roll away the tombstone of our sins, which separate us from Him, the light of the living.]

Pope Francis, Angeles,
April 6,2014


May we, the disciples of the Lord, proclaim His divine mercy, as we minister to those seekers whom He has placed on our path.

In His peace,

Sara and Katie

Sara Sharlow
Director
732.243.4577
Katie Battle
Administrative Assistant
732.243.4575