30 Mar 2017
(School Mass)
God sends many people into our lives. And, in one way or another, they’re meant to
help us. That’s why God sends them to
us.
Now, in Scripture, we hear about Moses and the prophets. They were all sent by God to help the people
become better. And then, finally, God
sent his Son Jesus to say to the people, “Come this way! Follow me!”
Now, in our life today, God still sends people into our lives
because he wants us to have as much help as we can have. And so, we have: our parents and
grandparents; we have teachers and coaches; God gives us friends and neighbors;
he gives us priests and deacons, monks and nuns, bishops and popes.
God sends many people into our lives. And, in one way or another, they’re meant to
help us. That’s why God sends them to
us. Most importantly, though, he still
sends his Son Jesus to us. By the Holy
Spirit and the Eucharist, Jesus is still here, right here with each of us. And he’s here because he wants to help us.
The trick is to let him help us . . . because Jesus is the
best brother, the best coach, the best friend we have. It’s good to let Jesus help us.
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