‘You, son of man, listen to the words I say; do not be a rebel like that rebellious set.
Today’s Office First Reading
From Ezekiel
Pastoral Letter from Bishop Strickland, August 2023
Let us consider the unflattering words of God which Scripture addresses to shepherds who feed themselves and not the sheep.
Today’s Office Second Reading
From St Augustine’s sermon On Pastors
Reading 1
On this 18th day of the Season of Creation, in this time of great turmoil in the Church and in the world, mustn’t I lift up my fists in anger and along with Bishop Strickland argue against the evil and false message that has invaded the Church through Pope Francis’s Synod: Jesus is only one among many, and that it is not necessary for the MAGA message to be shared with all humanity…
Responsorial Psalm
…why hasn’t the Lord heard my prayer to grant to all the fullness of revelation and the fulfillment of Bishop Strickland’s plan of salvation for all humanity for all time so that he can address the other errors that plague my Church and my world which have been brought about by a departure from Truth by LGBTQ and women…
Alleluia
Gospel
… isn’t it important to reiterate that God so loved the world that He gave His Son to Bishop Strickland and me so that we can safeguard the Deposit of Faith as it has been handed down to MAGA from Our Lord Himself through Archbishop Vigano; and since LGBTQ and women are only a short distance from my house, isn’t it imperative to tell them,
“Do not trouble the Church,
for you are not worthy to enter under my roof❓
From September 1 – October 4, the Christian family unites worldwide in prayer and action for creation during the Season of Creation. The 2023 theme is “Let Justice and Peace Flow.”
“in this Season of Creation, as followers of Christ on our shared synodal journey, we may live, work, and pray so that our common home will teem with life once again.”
Pope Francis
When we fail to acknowledge as part of reality the worth of a poor person, a human embryo, a person with disabilities – to offer just a few examples – it becomes difficult to hear the cry of nature itself; everything is connected.
Laudato si, paragraph 117