Thursday, May 28, 2009

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" Go into all the world proclaims GOSPEL "

Ascension of the Lord Sunday, May 24, 2009

accomplish the mission on earth, Jesus Back to Heaven. But not before he had entrusted the task to go and bear witness to the Word and the Cross. Two departures: that of Jesus who is taken to glory and that of the apostles sent around the world to every creature (Gospel).
skies take Jesus, hide it - the cloud - to the stares of his friends spellbound. The Ascension "shows" hiding something and what human eye can not see. Ceases to be seen by Jesus, but does not fail to be present. Indeed, "the Ascension, the final point eternally permanent incarnation is the prelude to the gift of the Spirit" (E. Schillebeeckx).
before Jesus walked and taught, he met many people and all spoke of the Kingdom of God on a mission Before the disciples saw the Lord in the beauty of his risen life and drew strength and courage to be his witnesses "to the ends" (The Reading). The Ascension of Jesus inaugurates a new presence in the world. He who ascended is the same that had descended (Reading II), a gift of love for all.




Maria Teresa Magnabosco








PLEASE WITH THE GOSPEL
You, Lord, in the mystery of the Ascension stay with us forever: 'do that we recognize the sacramental signs you prepared to live in you and for you. Fa 'that we too, like the first disciples, we will meet and announce to our brethren.



Tiberius Cantaboni








From: "Sunday" of May 24, 2009.




43 days WORLD COMMUNICATIONS "humanized NEW TECHNOLOGIES"

Today's Communication is strongly marked by rapid and continuous improvement cycle of technological innovation that, if a hand requires a continuous and strenuous effort to run the update, other communication offers new spaces and new ways of relating to others. Flickr, msn, avatars are the most recent time that we had to learn to learn to feel in tune with what's happening. Notwithstanding that, we have not yet fully assimilated words such as: Youtube, mp3, ipod, chat rooms, blogs, sms, mms, tag.
Personally I have always been very intrigued by the potential and dangers of the avatar. This term comes from the Hindu religion. In the world of the Net is simply to indicate the appearance and identity assumed in games or in chat graphics. More broadly the avatar is the alter ego of a virtual person. With this technique, for example, nearly seven million people have created a parallel life now on the Internet to the real one, that is living a second life social - that maybe you feel better reflects their potential never implemented in real life - in years shopping, cafes and streets and squares of virtual "Second Life".
But, as one can easily imagine, these new vehicles, while capable of activating multidirectional circuits of communication, as well as creating a gap between the technologically educated in the country and one that has no access to computer literacy, are not free from real dangers of social deviance as they are imported from the real world.
Hence the invitation of the Pope's message in today's day of social communications, the responsibility to ensure that we are all called upon to assume when we immerse ourselves in virtual worlds of new technologies. Among these there are some which concern us closely, as the phone, web, Youtube, blogs. The invitation is to use them as tools that promote positive man and life, encourage respect for ourselves and those around us, promote friendship and dialogue.
Tarcisio Cesarato, massmediology

Thursday, May 21, 2009

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" THIS IS MY COMMANDMENT LOVE ONE ANOTHER AS I HAVE LOVED YOU "

V EASTER SUNDAY, May 17, 2009 .


the dominant theme of Easter liturgy is the love of Christ, which offers disciples a total commitment of life. In fact true love welcomes all believers, even the pagans, but to one and the other calls for two specific commitments: the greatest love: to give, like him, his life and the observance of his commandments. Love and obedience are mutually dependent: the love that Jesus asks, demands good behavior of human justice and ready for the actual gift itself. The Second Reading shows that God loves first and generates love in the heart of man. While those who does not love does not know God, the rest just "love knows love."
The First Reading tells us that, as Peter realizes that he who fears God and what is right is welcome to him, is renewed Pentecost: the Spirit descends on the pagans, with the wonder of Jews. The Gospel reaches its climax this Sunday: Jesus opens the secret of his conscience to his friends: it is between two opposing states, those of the servant and friend, reveals his friendship, "no longer call you servants," "but I have called friends. " End all forms of slavery: the love of Jesus Easter comes full and complete intimacy.




Sergio Gaspari, smm








PLEASE WITH THE GOSPEL
O our Redeemer, the eternal Word of the Father and the realization of his plan of love, is' that we are available in welcoming Your word of salvation. You, who have called us friends, support our continued efforts in keeping your statutes, to grow in mutual love, stay in your love in us and enjoy the fullness of joy that comes only from you and that drives us to share with those who seek in vain for the fleeting pleasures of this world.



D. Mariano Grosso osb




From: "Sunday" of May 17, 2009.


Wednesday, May 13, 2009

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" I AM the true vine Abide in me and I in you "

V EASTER SUNDAY, May 10, 2009.


This Sunday may be called the feast of the baptismal fullness. " In fact it is a celebration of intimacy between Christ and the faithful reborn with him at Easter. Intimacy that leads to a double movement. On the one hand Jesus came down among us, on the other hand, the believer must turn to him, following the signs of life and remaining in his love, that is united to him as the branches to the vine. Identifying with the true vine, Jesus reveals that the disciples are the branches of that plant which is the spiritual Church (Gospel), which will be flourishing if we keep the commandments of the Master (Reading II).
and whoever receives the Spirit gets the vital knowledge of God, is stimulated to work and fraternal inserted in Christ. In fact, Paul, who saw the risen Lord, was adopted by the Apostles and to proclaim the Name of Jesus to others Jews, so that the Church enjoys the peace and is filled with the consolation of the Spirit (I Read). Jesus then warns that the Father, as winemaker, prune the branch of the vine, painful procedure, but necessary, to bear fruit. Who does not abide in Christ is like a tree that bears fruit: it is thrown into the fire to be burned.




Sergio Gaspari, smm






From: "Sunday "the May 10 2009.








PLEASE WITH THE GOSPEL
O Lord, the giver of all gifts , is' that what we have bestowed on us, with the help of your grace, produces fruit in abundance, that make us grow in your love. Obtain the Heavenly Father the courage to accept the pruning of suffering and trials of life, to become your authentic disciples and, in union with you, sowers of peace, hope and love, in a world where many will sow seeds of discord and violence.

D. Mariano Grosso osb

Monday, May 4, 2009

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" I AM THE GOOD SHEPHERD. THE GOOD PASTOR gives his life for the sheep "

FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER, May 3, 2009.



In today's Gospel, Jesus' discourse that proclaims the Good Shepherd hits to this characteristic of goodness, love and care: he gives his life for his sheep. But often it flies over the lightly that he knows his sheep and calls them by name. This requires us to ask instead what it means for us to be known by Jesus in the Old Testament the verb "to know" implies great intimacy, a deep relationship: it was often reserved for the marital relationship. Jesus tells us that we know this: as a husband knows his wife. There is nothing abstract or vague: everyone is special and unique for him
It's like she said that Jesus, like the Father, can count only up to one. That is why, for this special bond he has with all of us, who gives his life for us. Let's say our name and hear him on the lips of the Master: he calls us by name. In Baptism is our name is combined with that of the Holy Trinity: God knows us and allows us to know love. Let us consider the second reading in this way: knowledge is only one of love and God knows us because we really really loves us.




Elis Siviero









From: "Sunday" in the May 3 2009.






PLEASE WITH THE GOSPEL




O Jesus, Good Shepherd and our only Savior, you who offered your life for our sanctification, docile listening to your generous in word and live it, consistently, at different times of our day.
away from us the temptation to follow the sellers of earthly happiness, which can not satisfy our hearts, and grant us the strength to cooperate with you in the one Church to lead the brothers who are far away.




D. Mariano Grosso osb









May 3 - 46th World Day for Vocations "I know whom I gave my trust"




You the slogan that has chosen the National Center for Vocation and offered to all our Christian communities, to accompany the journey of vocations, which sees GMPV which today celebrates its climax, but also the stage of starting to prepare of many summer experiences of boys, adolescents and young that wind and intertwine throughout the Italian Church.

This message is proposed and carried by the poster accompanying the GMPV 2009: against the background of a window stand two hands meet: a circle and a mutual support in the acceptance and trust. It is a trust in the hands of someone, the Lord Jesus, able to welcome us, embrace blessing of life that encourages, consoles, and that gently echoes his "voice" inside to shake us and guide us on the way forward. Our communities today pray with one voice, because this call may be as a response to intense and loving, like the one expressed by St. Paul, writing to his loyal friend Timothy: "I know whom I gave my trust" (2 Timothy 1, 12).
is an invitation for every Christian feels this response on the lips and hearts ... to be together, in our culture often drugged and full, frantic and tired, "witnesses and prophets of confidence."




Nico Molin Director of the Centre National Vocations