“MY HEART IS MOVED WITH PITY FOR THE CROWD.” MT 15:29-37
Humbly submit your will to God (thy Will be done) and consecrate yourself to the Sacred Heart of Jesus through Mary and Joseph.
Prayer Prompt before reading MT 15:29-37: Come, Holy Spirit, teach me how to pray, interpret the Scriptures for me so that I may know the Truth about who God the Father and God the Son are so that I may know who I am.
Have you ever felt alone, unloved, unwanted, lame, blind, or mute? Have you ever been frustrated because you keep committing the same sins? Jesus came down to save us, comfort us, and be with us always so we are never alone. “Lo, behold I am with you always.” MT 28:20 He says, “My heart is moved with pity” for all of us.
When your life is being torn into many pieces and stretched in so many directions (especially this time of year) take comfort in Jesus. Stop and give those crosses to Him, he understands. He has been through it. If we give Jesus a little bit of our time each day, He will turn it into a great multitude of grace and blessings. God cannot be outdone in generosity.
He takes little and makes it into a multitude. This reminds me of the quote on the seminarian poster 3 years ago, “God does not call the qualified, He qualifies the called.” He takes ordinary people like you and me and does extraordinary things through us! Let God work in your life, find your call, and love with joy in this life and the next. He made you for a purpose and wants your salvation more than you do. May we eat and be satisfied!
Today’s Advent challenge: Give a little more time to God, reap the blessings. Turn your radio to K-love Christian radio or EWTN and listen to it more. Download the Laudate App or Hallow App on your phone or tablet and pray.
We are all saints in training! Be a servant, be a saint today!
#Christian YODO (You Only Die Once; We will live again!)
Jesus understands how we feel. He became human to save us and to understand us. He loves us, and He knows how we feel. He wants to love us, and always will. His love is everlasting and infinite. Nothing you can ever do will make Him stop loving us. We love to try to do our own things, but Jesus tells us to follow Him. This is hard to do, but we must do it if we want to seek the kingdom of heaven.
“Lo, behold I am with you always.” MT 28:20
This verse stuck out to me because it shows us that He will never leave us. Jesus will never leave you, no matter the cost. You do something bad, he won’t leave you, Jesus is always going to be there, as long as you let him into your soul, if you don’t let him in he still won’t leave you. No matter the cost, Jesus WILL NOT leave you, ever in eternity.
Something that I got out of this is that Jesus can do whatever he wants, if he wants to do it, even though it is hard to comprehend, Jesus IS God, they are they same yet different at the same time. When Jesus feels compassion he can do whatever he wants, and that is something that we should realized and put our complete trust in him.
“My heart is moved with pity for the crowd”; this is the phrase that revealed itself to me,I believe if you pray you will be forgiven and move Jesus’ heart
In todays gospel “Great crowds came to him,
having with them the lame, the blind, the deformed, the mute,
and many others.” this means they believe he could heal and save them. Later after 3 days he said to his disiples go get fish and bread I do not want to send them home hungry for they might collapse along the way This shows the lords care to us.
Today Jesus cures many people of being mute or deaf or even sinful. God will always forgive us if we sin we just have to go to Him and confess our sins. Jesus broke the bread with the people showing His care for everybody. He didn’t want them to be hungry when they traveled back to their towns or houses so Jesus fed them. This is showing how much generosity Jesus had for everybody. Jesus wants to be friends with us and we have to get to know Him too.
” God does not call the qualified, He qualifies the called” this quote stands out to me because, it just shows that no matter what he loves all of us the same, no matter how bad we think we are, He loves us just as much as the next person. God loves us so much and He always will, no matter what happens. God’s love is so powerful.
In the Gospel I think Jesus is saying that we shouldn’t worry. We should be afraid because he always has our backs and he would never let something bad happen to us. Jesus saw that the people were hungry so he gave them food and didn’t let them suffer. He does that to us just in a different way. instead of giving us food when we are hungry he gives us himself when we are lonely. He knows how great we can be and that we can all make it to heaven.
In this story, Jesus was sitting on the mountain and the people of the town who were deformed, blind, and naked. They were healed and they proclaimed it. They placed their struggles at the foot of Jesus. Jesus has the power to destroy evils with a look in the eye. Jesus takes those evils to the place where they are punished. We are not evil, but we do need to realize we did something bad and we need to ask God for his forgiveness. Jesus feeds the rest of the crowd with the food that never runs out. That is his him, he never runs out. His word is still said at every mass and has never stopped being proclaimed. They were filled with his love and they were happy for what Jesus has done. That is what Jesus does. Heals and restores the hunger for Jesus so we can always have him in us as we are in him.
In todays Gospel we have the story of feeding the five thousand. This is the first iteration of the Eucharist and Jesus takes the bread and the fish and duplicates them so there is enough food for all of them. The main part I want to focus on is when It says they haven’t eaten in three days because they have been following Jesus I think we all need to be more like those people and trust God more.
In today’s Gospel these words stuck out to me“MY HEART IS MOVED”
These words stuck out to me because when you pray your heart I moved
away from all bad things in life and Jesus loving you also moves your heart.
Today’s Gospel is about how in order for us to be saved we need to ask Jesus for help or if we are feeling sad we need to ask Jesus for help because the only way to get to Hevan is through Jesus
Do not hold onto your sins, give them to Jesus. Jesus will take your sins. Jesus will help your get over your sins. we all sin, but we have Jesus and he will help guide you. no matter what
In today’s scripture it says “My heart is moved with pity” for all of us. Jesus saved us. He is always there to comfort us and no matter what his heart is moved with pity as in saying that he had compassion, he suffered with them and made as his own
I think that Jesus is trying to tell us that there might not always be like enough food for everyone so you should share because sharing is good
This Gospel talked about the miracle of the feeding of 5 thousand, where there was little food but Jesus made it feel 5000 until full. This was a great miracle that made many believe. It is infinite food with Jesus. Jesus can provide for us.
In this scripture i feel like God is telling us that if you feel alone god is always there.He is also saying to let him work through us so he can spread the word of the Lord.
In today’s Gospel Jesus and His disciples distribute bread and fish among a large crowd of people. He performed miracles for these people and they praised Him. Then Jesus said, “My heart is moved with pity for the crowd, for they have been with me now for three days and have nothing to eat.” Jesus loved everyone there and felt bad for them because they were hungry and had nothing to eat. God wants the best for us and He wants to be with us in heaven. He has given us the Bible and Scriptures to help us, we just have to accept them.
I think part of what its trying to tell us is that we need to truly know how to pray. When some people pray they are drifting away in prayer while others arent paying attention to what they are saying and drifting away in there own thoughts. Jesus reminds us that all prayers have a deep meaning that we cant just understand by speaking from memory but to speak and thinks of every word and what it means.
What stood out to me was: God takes ordinary people like you and me and does extraordinary things through us. This stood out to me because it reminds me that normal people can do great things in God’s name.
Jesus is saying, through this Gospel, that He can do anything and He is capable of feeding 5,000 people with seven loaves of bread and a few fish. This Gospel is very inspiring because we should believe in God that He can do anything and will do anything to help His people as long as we believe in Him
in todays gospel Jesus tells me that We are never alone. Jesus came down to save us. And comfort us. He will always be with us so we are never alone
something that stuck with me when I was reading this was that it started saying when were broken and going in different directions and don’t know what to dosince were to broken, and if you keep commiting the same sin, or just feel broken. That’s why Jesus came down from heaven to come and save us so we can live with him without our brokenness and that we can love one another and be in eternal peace and relax and be with your savior. And when your broken and don’t know what to do that is the perfect oppurtunity to go and follow Jesus because he is the light, he is the right, and he is justous. Jesus is everything good and perfect. It may take time to be healed but Jesus will lead us to the light, the our right path, and especially to him and away from sin, away from bad, so we can be full of his goodness.
In the Gospel it reads “They all ate and were satisfied” Jesus took very mimnal bread and wine and fed over 500 people. This proves if you ask God for something its in his will he will provide for you and not let you down.
“MY HEARD IS FILLED WITH PITY FOR THE CROWD”.MT 15:19-37.You are never alone because Jesus is with you in every breath.In this Gospel Jesus feeds the crowd with only a few fish and seven loves of bread.He told his diciples to give him the food and then to give it to the crowd.
I think todays Gospel is trying to tell us to let God into our life. It tells us we need to do this because God takes ordinary people like us and does extraordinary things through us. I think we also need to let God into our lives so he can light the way and so we can make it to heaven because he wants our salvation more than we do.
I think Jesus is trying to tell us that God provides for us and our needs. God will give us anything he thinks is good for us all we have to do is ask for it. He loves us so much that he will give us anything. We better be grateful for that. You can’t find anyone as generous as God. He can do things greater than the greatest things of our imagination. We have to believe that he can do great things for us. He wants all good things for us all we have to do is ask.
In today’s Gospel God cures the sick and helps the mute and deaf. He did not want to let these people go away starving so he took 7 pieces of bread and little fish to feed them. This shows how much God really cares for us and wants us to be with Him.
It was telling me that now is the time to let the Lord come and to invite him into our homes!!
Today Jesus told me that nothing is impossible with him and that he loves us so much he would do anything for us. He truly loves us so much when he gave out bread and fish to all the people that showed great love because he made something that wasn’t, just for us. Also it’s just amazing how he can do anything.
what Jesus is trying to say is that we all have been through tough times, but he understands what we are going through and that we will be okay.
“MY HEART IS MOVED WITH PITY FOR THE CROWD.” What this means to me is that Jesus loves us so much and will do anything for us. That he died on the cross to save us from eternal life.
Jesus in the Gospel cares for the people than himself
In today’s Gospel I think Jesus was telling me that He will provide without needing to be provided for and He will satisfy the hungry and gift the poor.
Today’s Gospel is about Jesus healing, and healing, and not wanting the people he leaves to go away hungry (feeding of 5,000 I think). The moral is that God can do many things give you food,shelter, and love, But you need to do something for him to you can’t just ignore him and treat him like he’s nothing. So always help people (unless its for a bad case).
Today I think God is trying to tell me that he can do anything for us if we just believe in him. He made the blind see and lame walk. All those things because those were the people that stuck by him and believed and had faith in God. So when God calls us to his kingdom we must be ready and believe in him.
In today´s Gospel, Jesus fed the 5,000. This was a big deal, because He performed the miracle in front of thousands of people! That made many believe. Jesus wants us to have everything that we need. He will provide food and drinks and everything once we get to Heaven!
“Behold our God, to whom we looked to save us!
This is the LORD for whom we looked;
let us rejoice and be glad that he has saved us!”
What this means to me is This God is the one who will save us from danger or anything that has come to our life that we are very afraid of. The Lord is looking for danger to save us. And once He Himself saves us from danger we can rejoice and be glad, because he did all of the stuff he had to do for us. So we can be happy and glad.
Today he says that he does not want to send the people away after curing them and takes 7 loaves and a few fish He broke it said thanks and feed all of the five thousand of them not including women and children.
The message that I got from the gospel today is that trust is an important factor in our relationship with God. In the gospel today it said that many disabled people went up to Jesus because they had faith that He could heal them. Because they had faith in Jesus, He then also blessed them with food to eat before they had to leave Him so that they would not be in danger of starvation. In one of the last sentences of the gospel, it says, “They all ate and were satisfied.” This can be interpreted as having faith and trusting that God will lead you throughout your life is the only thing that any person needs to be happy. True happiness comes from God and nothing else.
“Great crowds came to him, having with them the lame, the blind, the deformed, the mute, and many others. They placed them at his feet, and he cured them. The crowds were amazed when they saw the mute speaking, the deformed made whole, the lame walking, and the blind able to see, and they glorified the God of Israel.”
I really liked today’s Gospel. What really stuck out to me is how, after Jesus performed all of his miracles for the people, they actually rejoiced and praised God. What I think that this Gospel means to me is that we need to be healed by Jesus, spiritually, to be able to come into the Kingdom of God. Some of us need to be healed more than others! And now, we can do that in simple ways such as helping, going to Mass and receiving communion, and even confession! It can be very easy to follow God if we just jet him in and give him a chance!
God will always supply for us when we are hungry, just like He did for the disciples and the people. The crowds didn’t know that God could heal, supply, or do any of that.
I think in the Gospel today God is telling us that if we trust Him, He can do wonderful things. Sometimes He does wonderful things for us anyways, even if we don’t deserve it.
In this Gospel, It tells us to always trust in God because his disciples really didn’t think they could feed that crowd. But then Jesus took the leftover loaves gave thanks, broke the loaves,
and gave them to the disciples, who in turn gave them to the crowds.
They all ate and were satisfied.
They picked up the fragments left over–seven baskets full. Always trust in your Savior for he will guide you to heaven. God also is saying that if you have leftover anything and you see someone that needs help, do what Jesus does gives food or give that person drink and even talk to that person.
This gospel reflection is telling me that we cannot expect ourselves to be perfect, while we should always try not to sin we will always end up as a sinner and Jesus understands that.
I think what God is trying to tell me is we don’t have to be extraordinary people to feel His love. Jesus has been through emotions like we have, He understands us. The more time we spend with Jesus the less we feel the bad emotions in life.
“My heart is moved with pity for the crowd” I think this line means that Jesus loves us and is always watching. He loves us so much that he gave his life up to save us.
In today’s scripture it shows that Jesus was helping the blind and deaf and that no matter what we look like we are still in the image of God and that he loves us not just that we aren’t perfect no one is but if you try to be the best person you can be then you will have the eternal life with him in heaven and that people should not care what others think because the only one that should matter is God our Lord and Savior.
Today Jesus cures many people of being mute or deaf or even sinful. God will always forgive us if we sin we just have to go to Him and confess our sins. It shows me that God will always forgive no matter how bad it is (if we ask for forgiveness and are sorry for it). God is always with us;even when it doesn’t seem like it. We don’t have to be extraordinary people to feel His love. He will always love us no matter what even when we don’t. He is always there for us.
In today’s Gospel Jesus healed all kinds of diseases. They all got cured because they believed He could do it. We must have faith in God like the people who got healed in the Gospel today. Faith is a powerful thing and he can make us whole if we come to Him.
Jesus is trying to tell that we will never be alone. Jesus came to comfort us. Whenever we feel sad, or lonely or even hurt. He is always there for us.
“My heart is moved with pity for the crowd.” This stuck out to me because, it reminds me that God loves us very much. He has pity of every single one of us here. He cares about us so so much. He has suffered, yet he doesn’t want us to suffer as he did. He truly cares so so much.
“When your life is being torn into many pieces and stretched in so many directions (especially this time of year) take comfort in Jesus.” This stuck out to me because God can help you become a more holy person and he will make you happy. Take 5 minutes a day to talk to God so he can help you.
We are not perfect. Nobody is perfect. We all have emotions and sin. But we can still repent for our sins. We can still learn the truth of God and how to get to heaven.
in the gospel today Jesus feeds the 5000 and here he Only has about 7 loaves of bread but still all the people are filled which should be impossible but nothing is impossible through God for he is all knowing and loving
In this Gospel it tells us about Jesus’ miracles. God is all powerful, As long as we have God on our side then no harm will come to us. Even though the apostles knew Jesus they still said “Where could we ever get enough bread in this deserted place to satisfy such a crowd?” Jesus, of course, could feed 5,000 with that though. We need to remember that God is all powerful and he will not desert us trust in him and we will be fine.
The verse “Lo, behold I am with you always.” means that God is always with us. Also he understands what we are Going through. Thats why he doesn’t Judge and believes in us.
The Gospel today says “My heart is moved with pity.” What this means to me is that God has compassion for other even if they are sinners
I think today’s gospel Jesus is trying to tell us that there is nothing to be worried about and that God always has our backs. God wants the best for us and will always try to make the best happen to us. I feel like when life doesn’t go our way we tend to think everything’s going wrong and that God isn’t with us because our way didn’t go as planned. When our life doesn’t go the way we want its because Jesus has a different plan for us. Jesus is guiding us to his plan for us not our plan for ourselves. We just need to trust in Him and in the end everything will be okay and how He wanted it to be.
Today’s gospel is i’m sure something that every one thinks of when they think of Jesus’s miracles. It’s the feeding of the 5,000. Whenever I read this gospel, I am surprised when the disciples ask where they are going to get enough food to feed the crowd. They just watched Jesus make a mute man speak, yet they ask how on earth they are going to get enough food. I think that we need to trust and not doubt in the Lord.
The Gospel today is a symbol of God’s power of creation. 7 loaves turning into 7 baskets of leftovers after a large crowd was filled by it is scientifically impossible, but He did it. Just like how in the beginning God created the entire universe out of nothing. He has the power over everything and can break whatever “laws of physics” or anything He wants to because he has the power over everything.
In the first part of today’s gospel, Jesus gathers all of the lame, the blind, the deformed, the mute, and many others. As they are at his feet, he cures them and sends them on their way. But, before they go, Jesus asks the apostles, “How many loaves do you have?” they answered, “Seven, and a few fish.” Then, God did a miracle and made it so they could feed 5,000 people from the little food they had. This shows that God has all power, and nothing is impossible with the Lord.
In today’s Gospel, Jesus healed the lame, blind, deformed, mute, and many others. Jesus also fed the people (Feeding of the 5,000 I think). Jesus loves everyone and he cares for everyone. He showed proof when He healed people with disabilities and after that He fed them. We should trust in Jesus so that He can help us with our daily lives and get even closer to God. “MY HEART IS MOVED WITH PITY FOR THE CROWD.” This part struck me because even Jesus, the all powerful, cared for the people.
In today’s scripture what I am understanding is that for us to want Gods forgiveness and love we need to ask for it by praying and to never doubt his skills or love.
In today’s Gospel we were reminded of all that Jesus can do. He can heal, give sight to the blind, hearing to the deaf. Jesus can do anything! We just always have to trust and pray. If we need help we can sit down and really pray and we will see answers from God.
If we are feeling bad or sad we need to ask Jesus to help us. Jesus is the only one who can really heal us.
We are never alone and God will never let us be alone. He is always by our side and will always support us. He loves each and all of us dearly. None of us are perfect and that’s exactly why he loves us.
Jesus is like us in a way. He was once human. He understands us best. So whenever we are lonely, sad, depressed, don’t feel welcome, or whatever you might be feeling Jesus will be there for us. Take comfort in Jesus.
‘MY HEART MOVES’this stuck out to me the most because our hearts are moving closer to Jesus every time we go to mass and pray. It is moving away from the devil and all bad temptations every day as we get closer to God.
Jesus came down to save us, comfort us, and be with us always so we are never alone. “Lo, behold I am with you always. He always right besides us at all times because he wants you to know that we need to love him.
In today’s gospel I think it was saying how we do not have to fear. We should not have to fear because we have Jesus. Jesus always has our backs in things and always will. Jesus is always there for us in our good and bad time and wants us to be with him in the after life in heaven.
The Gospel today is telling me to let Jesus run my life and just trust in him. We try and make our own path and that’s not how it works. We don’t get to create our own path, we are supposed to follow God’s path. God is always reaching a hand out to us but we never take it. We must take his hand and let him lead the way, and if we do that we get to heaven.
Something that stuck out to me in today’s Gospel is “my heart is moved”. This stuck out to me because when you pray seriously and don’t take it as a joke then your heart will be moved. We need to start praying the right way because if we are going to joke around with our prayer then what’s the point in even praying.
“When your life is being torn into many pieces and stretched in so many directions (especially this time of year) take comfort in Jesus. ” this tells us that Jesus really DOES understand us! sometimes we feel alone, because maybe we have something that we need to talk about but it feels like nobody understands it, so we choose to keep it to ourselves. This is when we need God to help us.
We are humans who have a fallen nature for doing the same sin over and over again. It’s as if our sins were a huge part of our life. There are only so many ways to stop sinning, and one of those ways being to spend time with Jesus. Spending time with Jesus results in us understanding that we are truly loved.
Jesus is our cure and our food. People gathered at the thousands to get a chance to see Jesus and to let him cure whatever ails them. He wanted to feed the 5,000, but there wasn’t enough food. When he was told this he broke the bread and multiplied it to feed his crowd. Just as he fed them, he feeds and cures us. If we turn to Jesus with faith, hope and love there is nothing he can’t do for us. He wants to feed and cure us but we have to follow and allow him too.
The thing that I got out of today’s gospel is that God never stops loving. Even after curing the blind, mute, lame,and deformed He was still worried for the people there. So He made 7 loaves and a few fish into food to feed them all. It also tells that God can do all things,
“They placed them at his feet, and he cured them.” one sentence to describe the gospel today- Jesus cares about us!!! He wouldn’t just use His Divine power on people he doesn’t love and care for. He knew these people, even though they didn’t know Him. He knew them each by name and healed them for their specific needs. “My heart is moved with pity for the crowd,” even more evidence that Jesus doesn’t want us to suffer. In the same Gospel, He not only cared for those with big problems who had come to be healed, but He helped the whole crowd who had come to see Him, simply because He cared for them.
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This scripture is saying that when we feel useless, unlovable, alone, whatever it might be, that we can turn to Jesus and He will help us get through it because He has been through it and He understands us. He can do amazing things through us if we open our heart and let Him in.
I think that the gospel is trying to tell us is that, people are sad sometimes. Its apart of life. I have never seen anyone not sad before in my life. If your sad then go to God, he multiplied some bread and fish for 5000 people. Why can’t he do that to your happiness. There no reason why he cant because he can and he will! All you have to do is to pray to him and tell him that you love him back. He wants to be in our life, he want to get to know us. But he can’t when all we do is just come to him when in need. He wants to be by our side but we just only come to him in desperate times. There wouldn’t be any time where we are sad or angry or any negative emotion if we let God be by our sides at all time, not whenever we need him. We need to let God stay with us at all times. Then we can live our lives.
Today’s gospel is about Jesus feeding a large crowd with only seven loaves of bread and a couple fish. It teaches us that with God all things are possible, and that he will provide for us always. Especially since he gives us the food of eternal life in the Eucharist.
what stood out to me was: “When your life is being torn into many pieces and stretched in so many directions (especially this time of year) take comfort in Jesus. Stop and give those crosses to Him, he understands.”
“My heart is moved with pity for the crowd, for they have been with me now for three days and have nothing to eat. I do not want to send them away hungry, for fear they may collapse on the way.” I just realized this while reading this line from the Gospel. Jesus was in the tomb for three days and the crowds were with him for three days without food. In this Gospel, Jesus gives them bread, which foreshadows the Eucharist. And he gave us the Eucharist as a way to help us get to heaven. The Eucharist is our strength and our nourishment and Jesus says in the Gospel today “I do not want to send them away hungry, for fear that they may collapse on the way.” This Gospel is foreshadowing of Jesus’ death, the last supper, and our journey with him now. Kind of crazy when you think about it.
“They placed them at his feet, and he cured them.” I think this verse shows how powerful Jesus is. We are never too far from Jesus to be healed and we should not be afraid that he won’t forgive us in spite. Jesus is all forgiving and we need to remember that. The Gospel also talks about how he does not want to send the crowd away hungry. it is just like how he does not want us looking for more than him. He is all the food we need to be at peace.
Today the Gospel is telling me that Jesus will cure me. Jesus cured the lame, the blind, the mute, the deformed, and many others. Whatever I lay down at his feet will be cured. All the struggles of my everyday life will be handled. I will find more peace and happiness in life if I just trust him and let go of my sins. Jesus forgives us after we commit the same sin over and over again. If we give our life and our hardships to Jesus, he will cure them and we will be saved. “Let go and let God.”
The feeding of the 5,000 yes!!! the feeding of the 5,000 shows us Jesus can do anything with nothing.
Seeing him and feeling him said he was human and him doing signs and wonders shows he is divine to
it also helps that he died for our sins.
His love is for everyone and the feeding of the 5,000 shows us that.
I think today’s Gospel is about how Jesus helps people even if he doesn’t know them. Like how we should help others even if we don’t know them or like them at all. Jesus loves everyone. He wants us to love everyone too.
“When your life is being torn into many pieces and stretched in so many directions (especially this time of year) take comfort in Jesus”. I think this means that no matter what we can always talk to God. Because he will never judge us or say that we are less than someone.
In today’s Scripture Jesus is saying to me.That he can make anything out of nothing.Make the impossible into the possible. He is saying that we can do anything through him. he will never fail if it is truly in our heart.
Something that stuck out to me was that Jesus came to die for us and that all of the sins were put on him.
Todays Gospel is telling me that Jesus can do anything, He cares for you and would do anything for you. We always have to trust him.
I believe that the message with this gospel is that God will provide for all that we need.
I fell like he is trying to tell me that I don’t need to be perfect because no one is perfect and he just wants me to love myself and others for who they are.
In this Gospel Jesus shows how he cures the sick, the deformed and so on. He shows me that no matter what you look like or how bad you have sinned if you come back to him you will be welcomed into his kingdom.
I think Jesus was saying in today’s gospel is that when we follow him he will always provide for us and will have much pity for all of us.
I think what God is trying to tell me is to always help your neighbors and care for them. Care for their feelings and be there for them.
The Gospel today Said that Jesus helped the lame, the blind, the deformed, the mute,and many others so I think God will always be there for us to help us out when we struggle or if we need help with something he is always there to provider for us he was worried about the people who had not eaten so he helped and gave them food with food still left over.
I think what God is trying to tell us here today is that Jesus is omnipotent. The deformed, lame, blind, and mute all came to Jesus and they were cured! Later, with seven loaves and a few fish, they were able to feed 5,000 people. This is the power of Christ. When in doubt, go to Christ, for he knows what he is doing and it ultimately comes out as successful. Trust the Lord with his plan and follow it! Your sins will be effortlessly wiped off from you because of God’s merciful power. He is truly amazing. Our God can truly defy science, truly omnipotent. Trust in him and he shall do extraordinary things.
“Lo, behold I am with you always.” MT 28:20. This verse really stuck out to me because it talks about how if you ever feel unwanted or not loved, you know that God is always with you and is there to comfort you. I also liked how the Scripture talked about if you ever feel alone or going through something, God understands and is there for you.
Today in the Gospel Jesus is trying to tell us
no matter if we are mute deaf or even
sinful he can always cure us . He also is
telling is he is always with us so there is
Nothing to fear .
We must let God work in our lives.we can find ways to incorporate him into everything,school,friendships, work ,anything.He is our friend and he will provide.
Jesus understands how we feel when we sin. Of course Jesus felt that way at least at some point when he was nailed to the cross. Its okay to sometimes feel this way. It really stuck out to me when it said that how we felt during the time when we would keep and keep committing the same sins. Another part that really stuck out to me was when it said that Jesus is there to comfort us. He is there for you when you feel unloved or useless. Instead pray to Jesus give those crosses to Jesus and pray for forgiveness and love. Go to confession. Remember that Jesus said do not worry about anything he is there for you Jesus has your back always you should be grateful you have a father on your back. I loved how it said that Jesus knew everyone and everyone’s name he knows you because he created you in his image. Have a good rest of your day!! God loves you! God Bless!!
Today what I read was that Jesus sat on a mountain and big groups of people would come with their loved ones or friends that were mute sick blind or death and some people would come and listen to the good word and others were mocking Jesus and making fun him but the second Jesus preformed a miracle all the people who we mocking and making fun of him stopped and listen and started folowing and loving him
Jesus shows us that he heals the sick the wounded and the sinners most of all. We are the sinners we need his grace to be healed again. So then our souls are clean so we can enter the kingdom of Heaven and live with him forever.
Jesus heals the sick the wounded and the sinners most of all. We are the sinners and we need Jesus to heal us again, so we can live in heaven with him forever. But it’s not so easy but with prayer and scripture it can happen.
“MY HEART IS MOVED WITH PITY FOR THE CROWD.” MT 15:29-37
I love this verse because it shows how much Jesus loves us and in the Gospel shows us how he heals the sick with his love.
“Have you ever felt alone, unloved, unwanted, lame, blind, or mute? Have you ever been frustrated because you keep committing the same sins? Jesus came down to save us, comfort us, and be with us always so we are never alone.” God is saying to me that whenever we feel alone that we should try to pray to Him and talk to Him. God will always be here for you because He loves and cares for you more than anyone else in the whole entire universe. His love is so great for us that He died for us, how often would someone die for you tho. Not too often and God gave us so many great gifts too.
God was telling me to never lose hope in him and to always come back to him.
In today’s scripture it tells us that when we have our lives going the way we never imagined it to, and when life is like going through a dark path way. The only way to get out is finding Jesus. Those only real way for us to find the light is by letting Jesus comfort us.
What I got from this was that even when we’re in the depths of despair and we feel out of place, Jesus will always love us. Even if we feel unloved, it is untrue and it will always be untrue. God will love us forever and forgive us for everything. Unless we don’t want to be forgiven. But he will always love us no matter the conditions.
Jesus took the time to stop for the crowd before he kept walking and preaching. He could have kept going and left behind who ever wasn’t strong enough to keep walking. He didn’t have to feed them, but he chose to act on his feelings of compassion and pity. We should follow his example by having pity and help those who need it or are struggling, even if we don’t really know them we can still care about them and take the time to help them.
It’s telling me that God will always provide for me when I need it
“God does not call the qualified, He qualifies the called.” this reminds me that you dont have to be perfect to be loved and to be chosen by God.