Friday of the 2nd Week of Easter: Reflection by Rev Fr Julian O Ekeh

Aria Fresca
2 min readApr 16, 2021

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Theme: MAY GOD SATISFY YOU

Image from: Just For This Season: Take It to the Lord in Prayer Friday

(John 6:1–15)

We’ve got a God who thinks about us. In Jesus Christ we see a Saviour who cares about what is lacking in us and wants to fill us with our needs. He knows what we feel even before we express it.

In the Gospel of today, He saw the multitude coming to Him and immediately thought of how to feed them. He makes the plans. He wants each and everyone of us to have that readily hospitable spirit and outreaching mentality. He got His disciples involved to start thinking along the same direction with Him. They showed how impossible it is to get even a little for these people. But Jesus manifested how possible it is to feed them all and still gather enough remnant after.

What is the desire of your heart, Child of God? Come to Jesus with them. Carry them to Jesus in prayers. Men may think it is impossible. Before God, nothing is impossible. Let us learn to go to Jesus, let us learn to assist one another for God’s sake. Let us feel people’s hunger for knowledge, for peace, for love, for justice, for employment, for deliverance, for healing, for forgiveness for XYZ.

The Lord satisfies us in the Holy Eucharist, in the Scriptures, through our personal relationship with Him and one another. May God grant those unspoken words of your heart and give you the grace to come to the aid of people even when they don’t ask.

LET US PRAY

Heavenly Father, thank You for the love with which You nourish and satisfy us in Christ Your Beloved Son. Grant our innermost heart desires. Help us to help each other in our own various capacities. Bless Your word in our hearts through Christ our Lord. Amen.

God bless your Friday (Easter, Week 2)

Rev Fr Julian O Ekeh

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Aria Fresca
Aria Fresca

Written by Aria Fresca

Io Sono Chima Isaac Chinemerem, un sacerdote dell’arcidiocesi Cattolica di Owerri, Nigeria. Io studio Comunicazione nella Università della Santa Croce, Roma.

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