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SUMMARY:skema: 5th Week in Ordinary Time
DESCRIPTION:Biblical Readings for Office and Mass\n5th Week in Ordinary Time\n\n\nMass Readings: Sunday (C)\, Weekdays (I)\nFebruary 9 – 15\, 2025\n\n\n\nSun\n9\nMon\n10\nTue\n11\nWed\n12\nThu\n13\nFri\n14\nSat\n15\n\n\nOffice\n5th Sunday\nSt Scholastica\nSt Benedict Aniane\nBl Humbeline\nWeekday\nSS Cyril & Methodius\nMemorial of the BVM\n\n\nVigils\n1 Kings 11:41-12:16\n1 Kings 12:17-31\n1 Kings 12:32-13:10\n1 Kings 13:11-34\n1 Kings 14:1-20\n1 Kings 14:21-31\n1 Kings 15:1-15\n\n\nLauds\nAmos 5:7\, 10-15\nAmos 5:16-20\nAmos 5:21-27\nAmos 6:1-7\nAmos 6:8-14\nAmos 7:1-6\nAmos 7:7-9\n\n\nMass\n75\n329\n330\n331\n332\n333\n334\n\n\n1st\nIsa 6:1-2a\, 3-8\nGen 1:1-19\nGen 1:20-2:4a\nGen 2:4b-9\, 15-17\nGen 2:18-25\nGen 3:1-8\nGen 3:9-24\n\n\n2nd\n1 Cor 15:1-11\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGospel\nLuke 5:1-11\nMark 6:53-56\nMark 7:1-13\nMark 7:14-23\nMark 7:24-30\nMark 7:31-37\nMark 8:1-10\n\n\nVespers\n1 Cor 10:23-11:1\n1 Cor 11:17-22\n1 Cor 11:23-27\n1 Cor 11:28-34\n1 Cor 12:1-11\n1 Cor 12:12-18\n1 Cor 12:19-26
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SUMMARY:5th Sunday in Ordinary Time
DESCRIPTION:PROPHECY AND CONFIRMATION\nFrom a commentary by St Augustine of Hippo 1\n◊◊◊\nWhile he was on the mountain with Christ the Lord in company with the\ntwo other disciples James and John\, the blessed apostle Peter heard a voice\nfrom heaven saying: This is my beloved Son\, in whom I am well pleased. Listen\nto him. The apostle remembered this and made it known in his letter. We heard\na voice coming from heaven\, when we were with him on the holy mountain;\nand he added: so we have confirmation of what was prophesied. A voice came\nfrom heaven\, and prophecy was confirmed. \nHow great was Christ’s courtesy! This Peter who spoke these words was\nonce a fisherman\, and in our day a public speaker deserves high praise if he is\nable to converse with a fisherman! Addressing the first Christians the apostle\nPaul says: Brothers and sisters\, remember what you were when you were\ncalled. Not many of you were wise according to human standards; not many\nof you were influential or of noble birth. But God chose what the world regards\nas weak in order to disconcert the strong; God chose what the world regards\nas foolish in order to abash the wise; God chose what the world regards as\ncommon and contemptible\, of no account whatever\, in order to overthrow the\nexisting order. \nIf Christ has first chosen a man skilled in public speaking\, such a man\nmight well have said: “I have been chosen on account of my eloquence.” If he\nhad chosen a senator\, the senator might have said: “I have been chosen because\nof my rank.” If his first choice had been an emperor\, the emperor surely might\nhave said: “I have been chosen for the sake of the power I have at my disposal.”\nLet these worthies keep quiet and defer to others; let them hold their peace for a\nwhile. I am not saying that they should be passed over or despised; I am simply\nasking all those who can find any grounds for pride in what they are to give way\nto others just a little. \nChrist says: Give me this fisherman\, this man without education or\nexperience\, this man to whom no senator would deign to speak\, not even if he\nwere buying fish. Yes\, give me him; once I have taken possession of him it will be\nobvious that it is I who am at work in him. Although I mean to include senators\,\norators and emperors among my recruits\, even when I have won over the\nsenator I shall still be surer of the fisherman. The senator can always take pride\nin what he is; so can the orator and the emperor\, but the fisherman can glory in\nnothing except Christ alone. Any of these other men may come and take lessons\nfrom me in the importance of humility for salvation\, but let the fisherman come\nfirst. He is the best person to win over an emperor. \nRemember this fisherman\, then. This holy\, just\, good\, Christ-filled\nfisherman. In his nets cast throughout the world he has the task of catching this\nnation as well as others. So remember that claim of his: We have confirmation\nof what was prophesied. \n1\nJourney with the Fathers – Year C – New City Press – 1994 – pg 78.
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