God has sanctified time
and made every second a gateway into eternity.
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Catechism of the Catholic Church Lesson 184
Ave Maria series
184 How does the liturgy
affect time?
In the liturgy time becomes time
for God.
Then he told them a parable about the necessity for them to
pray always without becoming weary. –Luke 18:1.
Often in my activity I find myself
repeating in my mind words directed to honoring God. One of those biblical quotes that come to me
are the words of the Patriarch Jacob: “(Lord)
this is the house of God, this is the gateway to heaven” (Genesis
28:17; Psalm 26:8) which I silently say many times as I
go about my work. That ‘s me with my little Kubota tractor
heading down a woodland trail. --Don L. Bragg …...184
Another
aspiration that I love to say to myself in my heart:“This is the day the Lord has made. Let us rejoice and be glad.” – Psalm 118:24
Often we do not know what to do with our time—we look for a
pastime. In the liturgy, time becomes
quite dense, because every second is filled with meaning. When we celebrate the liturgy, we experience
the fact that God has sanctified time and made every second a gateway into
eternity.
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