Living

Monday of week 30 in Ordinary Time 

Romans 8:12-17
Psalm 67(68):2,4,6-7,20-21
Luke 13:10-17

THE LIBERTY OF GOD FOR HIS CHILDREN

Today’s readings highlight the freedom of being God’s adopted children. Paul (Rom 8:12-17) reminds us to live by the Spirit to be saved, renouncing sinful ways. Adoption grants us the same rights as Christ, our brother. In Luke’s gospel(Lk 13:10-17), Jesus heals a woman, challenging the synagogue officials and affirming that good deeds on the Sabbath align with God’s law. Her healing awakens her spiritual joy and glorifies God. Let’s pray for grace to live charitably and love others, especially in times of need. Stand fast therefore in the liberty by which Christ has made us free, and do not be entangled again with a yoke of bondage. (Galatians 5:1).

May God transform our rest days into days of active charity. Amen. Have a grace-filled week!

Fr Joseph Osho

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