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Catholic Daily Mass Readings for March 10 2022, Thursday of the First Week of Lent - Daily Homily

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Catholic Daily Readings for March 10 2022, Thursday of the First Week of Lent, Homily Gospel Matthew 7:7-12 Ask and it will be given to you seek and you

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After reading this passage, I reflect on Jesus' words about doing unto others what they would do to you. I can learn that I need to help others in need, just like if they were to help me. During Lent, this is a great message with a lesson to learn because Lent is all about giving up ourselves and devoting our time to God and others. Lent is a time of self-giving. It is important to remind ourselves during this time to perform good among others, because it is pleasing in the eyes of God and will be beneficial for us and the person we're helping as well. We also need to be careful about what we're giving to others, because we can't just give them something they're not going to benefit from. Like Jesus said, we can't give our neighbor a stone when he asked for a loaf of bread. Giving time, healthy food, love, kindness, and generosity to our neighbors are a few examples of what God wants us to do. We learn that God wants us to do good for others; when we do good for them, we literally do the same things for God.

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this reading my favorite because it is a prayer. I also like what it talks about in the reading. Like "she covered her head with dirt and ashes". Also it has a meaning to talk to God. It try's to tell people that God is the way that is what it looks like it is trying to say. It says to be mindful. This is why, this is my favorite.

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After reading this Psalm I understand how God loves me until the end of time. He is my god who I praise because he will protect me. The Psalm praises his greatness and about how he is my God. The Psalm reminds me of how the Lord is our Father that protects us throughout the world. It tells me how I should be filled with joy because someone important cares about how I am as a person. I love how the Psalm states, "When I cried out, you answered me," to see how he is there for me. I will glorify his name with a grateful heart because of his loving power.

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I think that the Gospel according to Matthew is the passage that spoke to me the most. While reading the passage, Jesus says that if you knock, the door will be open to you. He also says that if you ask, you shall receive. I like this scripture the most because it tells me that if I ask God for something through prayer, he will answer me. It also tells me that if I ask for something (like good grades, opportunities, etc.) then I will receive it, as long as I work hard. It also says, "Which one of you would hand your son a stone, when he asked for a loaf of bread; or a snake when he asked for a fish?" This is my favorite part of this scripture because it really emphasizes that if you ask, you will receive what you ask for.

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After reading this passage, it says in the first part that if you go after something, you will get it. If you seek, you will find and if you knock, the door will be opened. This means that if you try you will get what you want with God. In the second part it says things like would you give stone to someone who asked for bread or a snake to someone who asked for a fish. If you do, you are wicked. Give to others that you would want God to give to you. Do unto others as you would want to them to do. It means God will reward you if you give back.

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In the Gospel it is talking about the Golden Rule.  The Gospel says that people who ask for something will be given whatever it is.  If you are looking for something and ask for help you will find it.  People who ask will receive.  If someone asks you for help of some sort and don't give it to them, then you might begin to hurt your relationship with God.  He says to help the poor and the needy, not ignore them.  You should give people the help they ask for.  God's golden rule says to treat others as you want to be treated.  If you treat people poorly then you will be treated poorly in turn.

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Esther C:;12-25 is about floss idles. The Stoy is about a woman going to church. the place that she is living has bine abandon by God. The reason is they worshiped a floss idles. The woman prays to God saying. My Lord, you alone are our King. Help me, who am alone and have no help but you, for I am taking my life in my hand. The woman is repenting to God that her villa is worshiping idles.

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After reading this passage I think it means that god will be good to you if your good to others. For example in the passage it says in the passage which one of you would hand his son a stone when he asked for a fish. I think that means if you wouldn't want someone to do this to give something to you don't do it. But if you do what you would want people to do to you god will be good to you. I think i can relate to this because sometimes I will do something to others that i wouldn't want to be done to me but not all the time. There has been times where i did something good for someone and something good has returned to me. Not only that but I have seen it I remember my mom and me where in a drive through and my mom paid for the person behind us and the next day she was going to the store and find a 50 dollar bill on the ground.

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This Psalm makes me think that God is there. He loves us forever and won't stop. "Lord, your love endures forever. He guards us from our enemies. "Though I walk in the midst of danger, you guard my life when my enemies rage." God saves us with his right hand. "You stretch out your hand; your right hand saves me."

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This reading reassures me that God is always there for me; all I have to do is ask. God will always answer my prayers, even if it's not in the way I intended. "For everyone who asks, receives; and the one who seeks, finds; and the one who knocks, the door will be opened." Sometimes it can be hard to remember that God is with us, since we can't really see him. But when I read the scripture, I remember that God IS with me, and God is ALWAYS here to answer my prayers. Towards the end of the Gospel, it says "Do to others whatever you would have them do to you" This also reminds me to always treat others, how I would want to be treated.

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From reading this passage I can see that if we act kindly toward something it will reward us in a loop. I can see that God wants us to do good and find our way in life showing others we care. After reading this passage I can tell God wants to listen to what we have to say, and He wants to answer all our prayers. In the passage it tells me I can be patient and ask for something I need. Reading this passage can help me with Lent because it teaches me to keep pushing forward and be confident in what I do. This passage can help me with Lent by doing something I need to be productive and putting effort into it. From this passage I can see that God wants me to be happy and He wants me to receive what I ask for; He also wants me to be a follower to other people and help them get on God's path.

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What I have gathered from the Gospel is that if you truly want to get to know God, you will find him. If you want Gods help and call out to him, he will answer you. You might have to dig a bit deeper for his answer but, it's there. When he answers you it might not always be super obvious. I also gathered that it said to treat others how you would treat them. I think it is important to call for him because he will always answer you. He loves us all and is always willing to answer our call.

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What I gathered from thee reading I chose was that anyone who asks god for help will get help and anyone looking for reconciliation will find it. What I can learn from them is that if your a bad person you can't really expect to get something good in return for the bad thing you did because it said "if you then, who are wicked, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your heavenly father give good things to those who ask him". And they can help me with lent because it can help me stay focused and remind of the commitment I made for lent.