Then Jesus spoke, ‘What do you want me to do for you?’ ‘Rabbuni,’ the blind man said to him ‘Master, let me see again.’ Jesus said to him, ‘Go; your faith has saved you.’ And immediately his sight returned and he followed him along the road.
Like Bartimaeus, we don’t have to be blinded anymore. We don’t have to be stuck anymore. Even in our most dire situations, let us ponder that faith can save us and showcase God’s glory and miracle in our lives, if we let him. If we ask. Let’s close your eyes. Let us pause. Let’s breathe deep and realize. Jesus, we offer to you our hurts, our sadness and our anger.
Friends, thank you for joining us in prayer today. #bartimaeus #blind #faith #prayer #ask
This morning we revisit the homily from our opening mass of the...
Published on Friday 22 September 2023 by OMIWORLD On September 22–23, 2023,...
Friends, today we join our overland pilgrims at their last stop, Lisieux,...
Oblates exercise very diverse ministries but above all seek to dedicate themselves to the poor and abandoned. One can thus find Oblates in Britain and Ireland working in parishes, in missionary formation, preaching, social justice and pastoral ministries, or prisons. “No ministry is alien to us as long as we never lose sight of the main purpose of the Congregation: the evangelization of the most abandoned.” ~ Oblate Constitutions and Rules.