The way of peace leads to the altar and into the
mystery of the Eucharist, the actualization of the Kingdom here and now. From
the altar, the light of the Resurrection penetrates into all that, in our
lives, remains shadowy and locked. With the Virgin of the Annunciation, we have
only to believe in Love and, believing, say faith's simple "Yes." Our "little
strength" is of no consequence. Let us go in to the Eucharist to be
overshadowed by the power of Love. Love will do the rest for "God is love" (1
Jn 4:16 ) and " no word shall be impossible with God" (Lk 1:37). (MDMK)
The Eucharist is the actualization of God's Kingdom today
The way of peace leads to the altar and into the
mystery of the Eucharist, the actualization of the Kingdom here and now. From
the altar, the light of the Resurrection penetrates into all that, in our
lives, remains shadowy and locked. With the Virgin of the Annunciation, we have
only to believe in Love and, believing, say faith's simple "Yes." Our "little
strength" is of no consequence. Let us go in to the Eucharist to be
overshadowed by the power of Love. Love will do the rest for "God is love" (1
Jn 4:16 ) and " no word shall be impossible with God" (Lk 1:37). (MDMK)
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