Pagpamalandong matang Domingo

Maayong balita

Kaniadto ang kabtangan sa amahan dili mahimong bahinon hangtud nga mamatay na siya, ug ang maguwang nga anak kun buot hunahunaon ang adunay dakong katungod sa kabtangan sa iyang Amahan ug dili ang manghod.

Atong nakita dinhi nga ang manghud nangayo sa iyang bahin sa katigayonan bisan buhi pa ang iyang amahan.

Sama ra  nga iyang gipangindahay ang kamatayon sa iyang amahan.

Usa kini ka dakong sala kaniadto. Dugang pa ang imong bahin gikan sa imong amahan ang dili mahimong ibaligya.

Kini tungod kay naandan kaniadto nga human nimo madawat ang imong pahat kun bahin nga yuta kinahanglang magpabilin ka niini.

Ang gibuhat sa manghod nga mao ang pagbaligya niini nakahaling og dakong  kasuko sa mga paryente kun kabanay sa iyang amahan.

Nagpasabot kini og kamatayon tungod kay gipakaulawan man niya ang iyang amahan sa pagbuhat sa ingon.

Kasinatian

Sa makadaghan kita nahilayo sa Dios gumikan sa atong mga sala.

Apan sama sa Amahan ning atong ebanghelyo karong dominggoha ang Dios padayong nihangop kanato ug niluwas kanato gikan sa bisan unsang kahigayonan sa kalaglagan.

Sa laing bahin, nahisama kita sa anak nga maguwang. Self-righteous kita.

Sa makadaghan kita nagtulisok sa atong tudlo ngadto sa uban gumikan sa ilang mga sala apan nahikalimot kita nga ang laing upat ka mga tudlo nagtulisok usab kanato.

Apan bisan pa man niini padayon kitang gihangop sa Dios ug padayong gipasaylo bisan pa man kun sa makadaghan kita nipahilayo gumikan sa atong garbo.

Lihok

Gahini og igong panahon sa pagkumpisal karong mga panahona. Bisan pa man kun malisud buhaton apan pag-ampo ngadto sa Dios nga unta mahatagan ka niya sa grasya sa pagpasaylo kanila nga nakasala ug nakapasakit kanimo.

Pangamuyo

Litany  of forgiveness

Tubag: Lord Forgive  our Sins as We Forgive those who Sinned Against Us

 “Forgive, and you will be forgiven; give, and it will be given to you.

A good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over, will be put into your lap; for the measure you give will be the measure you get back.” (Luke 6:37-38) Lord, release in us forgiveness for our enemies in the world.

“But I say to you that listen, Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse

you, pray for those who abuse you.” (Luke 6:27-28)

For those who hate us for who we are – and those whom we disdain;

For those who use violence to gain their ends – and for the times we do the same;

For those who seek vengeance, not peace – and for us, when we do the same;

Help us to forgive those enemies we name before you now, especially…

Forgive us, Lord, and help us to forgive.

Lord, please release in us forgiveness for ourselves.

“Jesus said, ‘But the one to whom little is forgiven, loves little.’ Then he said to the woman, ‘Your sins are

forgiven.’” (Luke 7:47b-48)

For the ways we have disappointed ourselves;

For the things we have said that we cannot un-say;

For the things we have done that we cannot undo;

For the opportunities we have let go by;

For the hurts we have inflicted on those whom we love:

Help us to forgive ourselves for those things we name before you now, especially…

Forgive us, Lord, and help us to forgive.

Lord, please release in us forgiveness for people who have hurt us.

“Whenever you stand praying, forgive, if you have anything against anyone; so that your Father in

heaven may also forgive you your trespasses.” (Mark 11:25)

For grudges we have held and bitterness we have fed;

For the people who have hurt us by what they’ve said to us or about us;

For the people who have hurt us by not valuing us;

For those who have taken from us and not given back;

For those who have abused our trust – and even those who have abused us

Help us to forgive those people we name before you now, especially…

Forgive us, Lord, and help us to forgive.

“All this is from God, who reconciled us to himself through Christ, and has given us the ministry of reconciliation;

That is, in Christ God was reconciling the world to himself, not counting their trespasses against them, and entrusting the message of reconciliation to us. Amen. ” (II Corinthians 5:18-19)