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Reading I: Isaiah 53:10-11
Responsorial Psalm 33:4-5, 18-19, 20, 22
Reading II: Hebrews 4:14-16
Gospel: Mark 10:35-45

Lord, dwell in our hearts.

(Introductory Prayers)

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THE GOSPEL

Mark 10:35-45

Can you drink the cup that I drink?

Can we
drink of your cup?
Can we do
what you
do?

No.

Certainly
not on our own.

But
 through you,
with you,
and in
 you? 

Yes.

With
your beloved
 grace.

  Grant us to drink the cup with you,
and to become people
 for others.


THE FIRST READING

Isaiah 53:10-11

Their guilt he shall bear.

Is there any love anywhere that can withstand
the suffering of a loved one? Doesn’t it
offer everything that it has,
even surrender life itself
for the good of
the one
that
it
  loves?

Jesus
knew pain,
because we know pain.

God could not sit back watching
without coming to be here within his people.

O
God
we see your
infinite love for us.

 Let it change our  
 hearts.


THE SECOND READING
Hebrews 4:14-16

For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize
with our weaknesses.

We
count on you, always—
longing for your mercy and grace,
yet always certain of
your love.

Jesus,
you share our life.
you have been tested as we are,
you have come to live in our weakness,
and you know us better than we know ourselves.

Grant us your grace every
minute of every day
of our lives.

And hold us dear in
your heart.

Anne Osdieck         
Art by Martin Erspamer, OSB
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