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Sr. Bea's Daily Reflections

Looking for a way to spend time in prayer?

Would you like to get closer to God?

We extend this invitation to spend a few minutes each day reading the scriptures for the day, and then take a moment to read and pray with these daily reflections by Sr. Beatrice Caulson, our Director of Religious Education.

2/5/2012
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Readings
Job 7:1-4, 6-7
Cor. 9:16-19, 22, 23
Mark 1:29-39

Reflections
Yesterday's Reflection

Today's Reflection

Job, who has been blessed by God, is experiencing much loss of those blessings. He is downcast and speaking in a depressed manner concerning the condition of his life. Paul is speaking about his works and accomplishments and gives credit to God for all of them, realizing that they were blessed by God and would not occur without that blessing. Jesus accompanies his apostles to Simon’s home and finds his mother-in-law ill. Jesus heals her despite his own feelings of exhaustion. Others come and he has compassion for them also. The next day he goes out to a lonely place to pray. God blesses each of us in different and varied ways. It is through these gifts that we are called to go out to others. We must realize that gifts are given and may someday be taken from us . In these moments we need to call upon the Lord for help. Yet we are also called to take time to go away and be with God. We must spend time with God who will remind us that we need God to be our strength, life and joy in our service of others.

Look at your life and determine how you depend on God each day.

Sr. Bea's Monthly Prayers

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"Pray for us, O holy Mother
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The Rosary is a devotion to the Incarnation of Our Lord and to His Blessed Mother.

The Rosary is divided into five decades. Each decade represents a mystery or event in the life of Jesus. There are four sets of "Mysteries of the Rosary" (Joyful, Luminous, Sorrowful, and Glorious). These four "Mysteries of the Rosary" therefore contain, a total of twenty mysteries.

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Contact:

Quick Links

News & Events

Pathfinders 2011-2012

Queen of Peace Faith Formation Program

Dan Loughman: What Does it Mean to be a Parishioner?

Dan Loughman: What Do I Expect, and What is Expected of Me?

Florida’s Bishops Statement on Immigration—January 1, 2011

YACHT Club

Sign ups underway for "Why Catholic"

Haiti Medical Mission Blog

R.C.I.A.

Praying the Rosary

"Pray for us, O holy Mother of God. That we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ."

Queen of Peace Faith
Formation Program

"Pray for us, O holy Mother
of God. That we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ."