Commentary on the Gospel of
Lectio Divina
Read: The book of Deuteronomy assures us that there has never been a God like Yahweh who cares for the people; and indeed, there is only one God. Paul assures us that all those who walk in the Spirit of God are the children of God, and thereby heirs for the inheritance of God. Jesus reveals the Trinitarian nature of God and assures his eternal presence with us.
Reflect: Christianity is not monotheistic; it is Trinitarian, in fact. Our God is One, but within this oneness is the mystery of the Trinity, a community of three Persons who share in the one nature. This mystery cannot be comprehended by our minds; but it can be experienced through our living such Trinitarian communities of loving and sharing with our brothers and sisters on earth. No Christian can walk alone the path of his faith; he can only walk together in a community, reaching out to others holding them and being held by them.
Pray: Pray for a Trinitarian heart that longs to connect with people around.
Act: Choose two other people, and together with them, spend some 30 minutes in Adoration before the Blessed Sacrament.
