They were seeking to arrest him, but they feared the
crowd, for they realized that he had addressed the parable to them. So
they left him and went away. (Mk. 12:12)
One way you can show you don't fear the crowd is to make the sign of the cross at every meal and say grace before eating; no matter where you are.
Mark, Chapter 5,
Verse 35-36
35 While
he was still speaking, people from the synagogue official’s house arrived and
said, “Your daughter has died; why trouble the teacher any longer?” 36 Disregarding the message that was reported, Jesus said to the synagogue
official, “Do not be afraid; just
have faith.”
This is the message of
the gospel: “Do not be afraid; just
have faith.” All who believe in Christ for their salvation have access to Him
at any time.
Memorial Day
Today is Memorial Day
and we honor those who have paid the supreme sacrifice of devotion watching our
nation. Pray today for the souls of those taken in battle. In the communion of
saints it is our duty; no our honor to pray for the souls of those in our
company who have died; especially those who have passed through the valley of fear in the heat of battle.
Memorial Day, first
established in 1866 to honor Union soldiers of the Civil War, is now a day set
aside to remember all of the American soldiers who have died in war in
the subsequent 15 decades -- about 1.2 million in all. This number, while
representing a tremendous loss, pales in comparison to the number of
war-related deaths globally for the same time period. Estimates run from 60 to
85 million for the number of lives lost during World War II alone.[1]
While
stationed in Mons, Belgium there is the legend of the Angels
of Mons, where it was reported the British soldiers were saved by heavenly
forces.
One
thing is certain: There are no atheists in foxholes.
To honor our fallen let us stop what we are doing at 1500 hrs (3 pm) and offer the Divine Mercy Prayer for those who have fallen in service of our nation.
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