Date: February 26, 2012
First Reading (Genesis 9: 8–15)
A reading from the book of Genesis.
God spoke to Noah and his son, "See I am making a covenant with you and with your descendants after you; also with every living animal with you: birds, cattle, that is, with every living creature of the earth that came out of the ark. I establish my covenant with you. Never again will all life be cut off by the waters of a flood, and never again will there be a flood to destroy the earth." God stated, "This is the sign of the covenant I make between me and you, and every animal living with you for all future generations. I set my bow in the clouds and it will be a sign of the covenant between me and the earth. When I bring clouds over the earth and the rainbow appears in the clouds, I will remember the covenant between me and you and every kind of living creature, so that never again will floodwaters destroy all flesh."
Second Reading (1 Peter 3: 18–22)
A reading from the first letter of Saint Peter.
Remember how Christ died, once and for all, for our sins. He, the just one, died for the unjust in order to lead us to God. He died as humans do, but was raised to life by the Spirit, and it was then that he went to preach to the imprisoned spirits. They were the generation who did not believe when God, in his great patience, delayed punishing the world while Noah was building the ark in which a small group of eight people escaped through water. That was a type of the baptism which now saves you; this baptism is not a matter of physical cleansing but of asking God to reconcile us through the resurrection of Christ Jesus. He has ascended to heaven and is seated at the right hand of God, having subjected the angels, Dominations and Powers.
Gospel (Mark 1: 12–15)
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Mark.
The Spirit drove Jesus into the desert. He stayed in the desert for forty days and was tempted by Satan. He was with the wild animals, but angels ministered to him. After John was arrested, Jesus went into Galilee and began preaching the Good News of God. He proclaimed, "The time has come; the kingdom of God is at hand. Change your ways and believe in the Good News."
First Reading (Genesis 9: 8–15)
A reading from the book of Genesis.
God spoke to Noah and his son, "See I am making a covenant with you and with your descendants after you; also with every living animal with you: birds, cattle, that is, with every living creature of the earth that came out of the ark. I establish my covenant with you. Never again will all life be cut off by the waters of a flood, and never again will there be a flood to destroy the earth." God stated, "This is the sign of the covenant I make between me and you, and every animal living with you for all future generations. I set my bow in the clouds and it will be a sign of the covenant between me and the earth. When I bring clouds over the earth and the rainbow appears in the clouds, I will remember the covenant between me and you and every kind of living creature, so that never again will floodwaters destroy all flesh."
Second Reading (1 Peter 3: 18–22)
A reading from the first letter of Saint Peter.
Remember how Christ died, once and for all, for our sins. He, the just one, died for the unjust in order to lead us to God. He died as humans do, but was raised to life by the Spirit, and it was then that he went to preach to the imprisoned spirits. They were the generation who did not believe when God, in his great patience, delayed punishing the world while Noah was building the ark in which a small group of eight people escaped through water. That was a type of the baptism which now saves you; this baptism is not a matter of physical cleansing but of asking God to reconcile us through the resurrection of Christ Jesus. He has ascended to heaven and is seated at the right hand of God, having subjected the angels, Dominations and Powers.
Gospel (Mark 1: 12–15)
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Mark.
The Spirit drove Jesus into the desert. He stayed in the desert for forty days and was tempted by Satan. He was with the wild animals, but angels ministered to him. After John was arrested, Jesus went into Galilee and began preaching the Good News of God. He proclaimed, "The time has come; the kingdom of God is at hand. Change your ways and believe in the Good News."
In the season of Lent, the Gloria is omitted.
ReplyDeleteEn la estación de Cuaresma, la Gloria es omitida.
ReplyDeleteMarilah berdoa. Tuhan Yesus Kristus, Engkau telah digoda mempergunakan kuasa, harta dan gengsi untuk menikmati hidup sendiri, namun dari pada berkuasa Engkau memilih melayani, dari pada rakus akan harta Engkau memilih berbagi, dari pada gengsi Engkau memilih menjadi yang terakhir. Kami mohon, teguhkanlah kami dengan daya Roh-Mu agar budaya korupsi yang berakar pada keserakahan dapat kami kalahkan dengan budaya berbagi dan dengan semangat belarasa kepada mereka yang menderita. Sebab Engkaulah Tuhan dan Pengantara kami, yang bersama dengan Bapa dalam persatuan Roh Kudus hidup dan berkuasa, Allah, sepanjang segala masa. Amin.
ReplyDeleteResponsorial Psalm (Psalm 25) (Verses 4-9)
ReplyDeleteThe response is: Your ways, O Lord, are love and truth to those who keep their covenant.
Teach me your ways, O Lord; make known to me your paths. Guide me in your truth and instruct me, for you are my God, my savior; I hope in you all day long.
Remember your compassion, O Lord, your unfailing love from of old. Remember not the sins of my youth, but in your love remember me.
Good and upright, the Lord teaches sinners his way. He teaches the humble of heart and guides them in what is right.
Acuérdense, este día es el primer domingo de Cuaresma. Hay cinco domingos de Cuaresma.
ReplyDeleteThe priest has done a homily of 8'46"2.
ReplyDeleteThe Gospel Acclamation is replaced by the Verse Before the Gospel.
ReplyDeletePrimera Lectura (Génesis 9: 8–15)
ReplyDeleteDios dijo a Noé y a sus hijos: “Miren, voy a hacer una alianza con ustedes y con sus descendientes después de ustedes; y también con todos los seres vivientes que están con ustedes: aves, animales domésticos, y fieras salvajes, en una palabra, con todas las bestias de la tierra que han salido del arca. El pacto que contraigo con ustedes es que, en adelante, ningún ser viviente morirá por las aguas de un diluvio, ni habrá nunca más diluvio que destruya la tierra.” Y Dios dijo: “Esta es la señal de la alianza que establezco entre ustedes y yo, y con todo animal viviente que esté con ustedes, por todas las generaciones que han de venir: Pongo mi arco en las nubes para que sea una señal de mi alianza con toda la tierra. Cuando yo cubra de nubes la tierra y aparezca el arco en las nubes, me acordaré de mi alianza con ustedes y con toda criatura que tiene vida, y nunca más habrá aguas diluviales para acabar con toda carne.”
Salmo responsorial (Salmo 25) (Versículos 4–9)
La respuesta es: Tus caminos, O Señor, son amor y verdad a los que guardan su pacto.
• Muéstrame, Señor, tus caminos, enséñame tus senderos. Guíame por el camino de tu fidelidad; enséñame, porque tú eres mi Dios y mi salvador, y yo espero en ti todo el día.
• Acuérdate, Señor, de tu compasión y de tu amor, porque son eternos. No recuerdes los pecados ni las rebeldías de mi juventud: por tu bondad, Señor, acuérdate de mí según tu fidelidad.
• El Señor es bondadoso y recto: por eso muestra el camino a los extraviados; él guía a los humildes para que obren rectamente y enseña su camino a los pobres.
Segunda Lectura (1 Pedro 3: 18–22)
Una lectura de la primera carta de San Pedro.
Pues Cristo murió una vez por el pecado y para llevarnos a Dios, siendo ésta la muerte del justo por los injustos. Murió en su carne, y luego resucitó por el Espíritu. Entonces fue a predicar a los espíritus encarcelados; me refiero a esas personas que se negaron a creer en tiempo de Noé, cuando estaba por acabarse la paciencia de Dios y Noé ya estaba construyendo el arca. Pero algunas personas, ocho en total, entraron al arca y se salvaron a través del agua. El bautismo que corresponde a esto ahora nos salva (no quitando las inmundicias de la carne, sino como la aspiración de una buena conciencia hacia Dios) por la resurrección de Jesucristo, quien habiendo subido al cielo está a la diestra de Dios; y a él están sujetos ángeles, autoridades y potestades.
Evangelio (Marcos 1: 12–15)
Una lectura del Evangelio Santo según el San Marcos.
En seguida el Espíritu lo empujó al desierto. Estuvo cuarenta días en el desierto y fue tentado por Satanás. Vivía entre los animales salvajes y los ángeles le servían. Después de que tomaron preso a Juan, Jesús fue a Galilea y empezó a proclamar la Buena Nueva de Dios. Decía: “El tiempo se ha cumplido, el Reino de Dios está cerca. Renuncien a su mal camino y crean en la Buena Nueva.”