Wednesday of the Twenty-second Week in Ordinary Time

Amarillo will decide in November on being ‘sanctuary city for the unborn’ as activists ready campaign against measure

Could I possibly “allow” “demons” “to speak” if I “came out…shouting” in favor of having “a ‘sanctuary city for the unborn’” in the Diocese of Amarillo; indeed, wouldn’t Jesus have “rebuked” such demons into silence for identifying “the Son God” as “domineering…by nature“, and for twisting my Christian thinking into believing that I have been granted “‘dominion’ over the earth” to an “unbridled exploitation of” “domains for dialogue in the Church” so that women can” no longer share their experiences, charisms, skills, and spiritual, theological and pastoral insights” about, Abortion: The Scriptures and Discrimination; consequently, have those demons convinced me that it’s righteous to do away with discrimination against the unborn by discriminating against women who are born, but are judged as not being worthy of being allowed to be in dialogue about how, “Travel bans harm communities…harm the privacy of medical relationships…do not help our communities to be strong and safe and supported.”❓

Today’s Instrumentum laboris

Foundations

Sisters and brothers in Christ: a renewed reciprocity
Paragraph 16
Today’s First Reading
Bishop Zurek opening the
Synod at St. Mary’s Cathedral in October of 2021.

While there is jealousy and rivalry among you,

…shouldn’t there be, “Concrete requests emerge from the contributions of the Episcopal Conferences for consideration at the Second Session, including:

Today’s Responsorial Psalm

…therefore, since, “Blessed the people the Lord has chosen to be his own“,…

…accordingly, “The reports received also continue to call for greater attention to be paid to the use of language that is more inclusive and to a range of images from Scripture and Tradition in preaching, teaching, catechesis and the drafting of official Church documents.” such as, Abortion: The Scriptures and Discrimination;…

Today’s Alleluia

R. Alleluia, alleluia.
…hence, knowing, “The Lord sent me to bring glad tidings to the poor and to proclaim liberty to captives;…
R. Alleluia, alleluia.

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