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	== A prayer adapted from St. ~~ThérÃ¨se~~ ==		== A prayer adapted from St. Thérèse ==

	Merciful Father, in the name of our lovable Jesus,<br />		Merciful Father, in the name of our lovable Jesus,<br />
	the Virgin Mary, St. ~~ThérÃ¨se~~, and all the saints,<br />		the Virgin Mary, St. Thérèse, and all the saints,<br />
	I ask you to set us all on fire with Your Spirit of love.<br />		I ask you to set us all on fire with Your Spirit of love.<br />
	Grant us the grace of making You deeply loved.		Grant us the grace of making You deeply loved.

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	: But Christ did the opposite, he sent the sheep to the wolves, and the sheep did not become prey, but the wolves changed to the gentleness of the sheep. [â€¦] For they were not wolves by nature, but by choice.		: But Christ did the opposite, he sent the sheep to the wolves, and the sheep did not become prey, but the wolves changed to the gentleness of the sheep. [â€¦] For they were not wolves by nature, but by choice.

	: [â€¦]The fishermen went about [in] the whole world. They received it when it was ailing, and lead [it] back to health. They received it when it was rebelling, they guided [it] towards good order, not throwing spears, not shooting arrows, not hurling missiles, not having an abundance of money or rhetorical words. Instead, they were stripped of clothes and clothed in Christ ~~â€“~~ poor and rich, deprived of money, yet possessing the kingdom. Alone and not alone, without people, but with their own Master. For I, he said, "am with you until the end of the age."		: [â€¦]The fishermen went about [in] the whole world. They received it when it was ailing, and lead [it] back to health. They received it when it was rebelling, they guided [it] towards good order, not throwing spears, not shooting arrows, not hurling missiles, not having an abundance of money or rhetorical words. Instead, they were stripped of clothes and clothed in Christ - poor and rich, deprived of money, yet possessing the kingdom. Alone and not alone, without people, but with their own Master. For I, he said, "am with you until the end of the age."

	; From Augustine s. 272 augm., 2		; From Augustine s. 272 augm., 2

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	== A prayer adapted from St. ~~ThÃ©rÃ¨se~~ ==		== A prayer adapted from St. ThérÃ¨se ==

	Merciful Father, in the name of our lovable Jesus,<br />		Merciful Father, in the name of our lovable Jesus,<br />
	the Virgin Mary, St. ~~ThÃ©rÃ¨se~~, and all the saints,<br />		the Virgin Mary, St. ThérÃ¨se, and all the saints,<br />
	I ask you to set us all on fire with Your Spirit of love.<br />		I ask you to set us all on fire with Your Spirit of love.<br />
	Grant us the grace of making You deeply loved.		Grant us the grace of making You deeply loved.

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	; From Augustine s. 270.2		; From Augustine s. 270.2

	: "Blessed are you, Simon Bar-Jona, because it was not flesh and blood that revealed this to you, but my Father who is in heaven. And I tell you", because you have told me; you have said something, hear something; you have made a confession, receive a blessing; so:"And I tell you: you are Peter"; because I am the rock, you are Rocky, ~~Peterâ€”I~~ mean, rock doesn't come from Rocky, but Rocky from rock, just as Christ doesn't come from Christian, but Christian from Christ; "and upon this rock I will build my Church" (Mt 16:17-18); not upon Peter, or Rocky, which is what you are, but upon the rock which you have confessed. I will build my Church though; I will build you, because in this answer of yours you represent the Church.		: "Blessed are you, Simon Bar-Jona, because it was not flesh and blood that revealed this to you, but my Father who is in heaven. And I tell you", because you have told me; you have said something, hear something; you have made a confession, receive a blessing; so:"And I tell you: you are Peter"; because I am the rock, you are Rocky, Peter — I mean, rock doesn't come from Rocky, but Rocky from rock, just as Christ doesn't come from Christian, but Christian from Christ; "and upon this rock I will build my Church" (Mt 16:17-18); not upon Peter, or Rocky, which is what you are, but upon the rock which you have confessed. I will build my Church though; I will build you, because in this answer of yours you represent the Church.

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	: Today we pray to enter into the mystery of Pentecost as the New Covenant.		: Today we pray to enter into the mystery of Pentecost as the New Covenant.
	: The Jews celebrate both the ~~â€œGiving~~ of the Torahâ€ and the covenant with Abraham happening on Pentecost.		: The Jews celebrate both the “Giving of the Torahâ€ and the covenant with Abraham happening on Pentecost.
	: Help us to believe in the promises of the Lord in these events and to live them as fulfilled by the New Law of Love on Pentecost.		: Help us to believe in the promises of the Lord in these events and to live them as fulfilled by the New Law of Love on Pentecost.
	: Allow us to live our lives and providential friendships in continuity with this narrative and not outside it.		: Allow us to live our lives and providential friendships in continuity with this narrative and not outside it.
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	: Today we pray, with you, dear Virgin, for the gift of intimacy with Christ.		: Today we pray, with you, dear Virgin, for the gift of intimacy with Christ.
	: We pray to experience his tenderness and the joy that is like the ~~â€œnew~~ wineâ€ Christ made for you at Cana.		: We pray to experience his tenderness and the joy that is like the “new wineâ€ Christ made for you at Cana.
	: The desire of our human bodies is union in love, leading to fruitfulness and belonging - help us to find fulfillment in the mystery of eucharistic chastity.		: The desire of our human bodies is union in love, leading to fruitfulness and belonging - help us to find fulfillment in the mystery of eucharistic chastity.
	: Let the logic of ~~â€œthis~~ is my body given up for youâ€, allow us to participate even now in the marriage feast of heaven, made possible by Pentecost.		: Let the logic of “this is my body given up for youâ€, allow us to participate even now in the marriage feast of heaven, made possible by Pentecost.

	; From Augustine (s. 267.2)		; From Augustine (s. 267.2)

	: They were jeering, and they were saying something true. [~~â€œThey~~ are full of new wineâ€.] Wineskins, you see, were filled with new wine. You heard about it when the gospel was read: "Nobody puts new wine into old wineskins (Mk. 2:22"); the carnal person does not receive the things of the Spirit. Being carnal means being old, grace means newness.		: They were jeering, and they were saying something true. [“They are full of new wineâ€.] Wineskins, you see, were filled with new wine. You heard about it when the gospel was read: "Nobody puts new wine into old wineskins (Mk. 2:22"); the carnal person does not receive the things of the Spirit. Being carnal means being old, grace means newness.

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	: While Peter was proclaiming the good news, Cornelius and all his people with him, that is Gentiles, believed; and suddenly, before they were baptized, they were filled with the Holy Spirit. What answer can human obstinacy give to that? Not only before hands were laid on them, but even before baptism itself did the Holy Spirit come; because he was able to, not because he had to. He came before the baptismal washing, in order to settle the argument over circumcision. You see, the fault-finders or the less intelligent could have said to Peter, ~~â€œYou~~ did wrong, giving the Holy Spirit.â€ But lo and behold it's been fulfilled, lo and behold it's been demonstrated, what the Lord said: "The Spirit breathes where he will (Jn 3:8)." Look, it's been fulfilled, look, it's been demonstrated how true what the Lord said is: "The Spirit breathes where he will."		: While Peter was proclaiming the good news, Cornelius and all his people with him, that is Gentiles, believed; and suddenly, before they were baptized, they were filled with the Holy Spirit. What answer can human obstinacy give to that? Not only before hands were laid on them, but even before baptism itself did the Holy Spirit come; because he was able to, not because he had to. He came before the baptismal washing, in order to settle the argument over circumcision. You see, the fault-finders or the less intelligent could have said to Peter, “You did wrong, giving the Holy Spirit.â€ But lo and behold it's been fulfilled, lo and behold it's been demonstrated, what the Lord said: "The Spirit breathes where he will (Jn 3:8)." Look, it's been fulfilled, look, it's been demonstrated how true what the Lord said is: "The Spirit breathes where he will."

	: And yet the proud heretic is not yet breathing out the spirit of arrogance. He's still saying, ~~â€œIt~~'s mine; don't receive it from him, but from me.â€		: And yet the proud heretic is not yet breathing out the spirit of arrogance. He's still saying, “It's mine; don't receive it from him, but from me.â€

	: You answer, ~~â€œI~~ want to know what is God's.â€		: You answer, “I want to know what is God's.â€

	; From Augustine s. 270.2		; From Augustine s. 270.2

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	: I would gladly ask you to please tell me why you are waging such a war against the divinity of the Holy Spirit, or rather against your own salvation? Why do you not deign to remember these words of the Savior to his disciples: "Go and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit?" Do you not see the dignity? Do you not see a perfect resemblance? Do you not see an indivisible Trinity? Do you dare to add to the commandments of your Divine Master? Do you not know that a man who would dare to add or subtract a few words to the ~~princeâ€™s~~ dispatches, a man who, however, has the same origin and nature as they themselves, would suffer an extreme penalty, and nothing could save that person from punishment? If we fear a man in this way, what forgiveness can we expect for men who undertake to alter the words of the Savior, and who refuses to listen to the Incarnate Son of God, and his announcement by St. Paul, who cried with a loud voice: "The eye has not seen, ear has not heard, the spirit of man has not conceived what God has prepared for those who love him?" (I Cor. 2:9).		: I would gladly ask you to please tell me why you are waging such a war against the divinity of the Holy Spirit, or rather against your own salvation? Why do you not deign to remember these words of the Savior to his disciples: "Go and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit?" Do you not see the dignity? Do you not see a perfect resemblance? Do you not see an indivisible Trinity? Do you dare to add to the commandments of your Divine Master? Do you not know that a man who would dare to add or subtract a few words to the prince's dispatches, a man who, however, has the same origin and nature as they themselves, would suffer an extreme penalty, and nothing could save that person from punishment? If we fear a man in this way, what forgiveness can we expect for men who undertake to alter the words of the Savior, and who refuses to listen to the Incarnate Son of God, and his announcement by St. Paul, who cried with a loud voice: "The eye has not seen, ear has not heard, the spirit of man has not conceived what God has prepared for those who love him?" (I Cor. 2:9).

	; From Augustine s.266.8.		; From Augustine s.266.8.
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	: Today we pray for the gift of unity, reflecting on the predominant and mysterious sign of Pentecost: the gift of tongues.		: Today we pray for the gift of unity, reflecting on the predominant and mysterious sign of Pentecost: the gift of tongues.
	: ~~Manâ€™s~~ history is full of towers of Babel and walls of war built by pride.		: Man's history is full of towers of Babel and walls of war built by pride.
	: We pray that we may overcome these obstacles allowing ourselves to be reconciled and gathered in the Church.		: We pray that we may overcome these obstacles allowing ourselves to be reconciled and gathered in the Church.
	: We pray for the courage to use the gift of language to know and speak the Gospel, and not to be afraid of the truth.		: We pray for the courage to use the gift of language to know and speak the Gospel, and not to be afraid of the truth.
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	: Today we pray for confirmation in faith on Pentecost.		: Today we pray for confirmation in faith on Pentecost.
	: Just as the Apostle Peter changed to a man of conviction with the Holy ~~Spiritâ€™s~~ power, help us not to fear the Cross.		: Just as the Apostle Peter changed to a man of conviction with the Holy Spirit's power, help us not to fear the Cross.
	: As Peter gained insight to see what was happening to him in the light of the Scriptures, help us to interpret our lives according to this same paradigm.		: As Peter gained insight to see what was happening to him in the light of the Scriptures, help us to interpret our lives according to this same paradigm.
	: Renew in us the sacrament of confirmation we received which made us children of the New Law.		: Renew in us the sacrament of confirmation we received which made us children of the New Law.
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	: Today we pray to see Pentecost as a pattern, a design: the resolved equation of the new creation.		: Today we pray to see Pentecost as a pattern, a design: the resolved equation of the new creation.
	: We enter into the mystery of numbers, of seven times seven plus one, the three of the Trinity and the ten of the law.		: We enter into the mystery of numbers, of seven times seven plus one, the three of the Trinity and the ten of the law.
	: We look to the beauty of ~~natureâ€™s~~ first fruits and Fibonacci numbers to see the promise of the new world to come.		: We look to the beauty of nature's first fruits and Fibonacci numbers to see the promise of the new world to come.

	; From Chrysostom CPG 4536.7		; From Chrysostom CPG 4536.7