May 4, 2022

Wednesday of the Third Week of Easter

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May 4, 2022

Wednesday of the Third Week of Easter

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Jn 6:35-40

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I don’t know about you, but I’m often hungry. I’m not just talking about food (although that is real as well), but I’m always hungry for something. If it’s not food, it might be power, or attention, or just to be loved. We have so many hungers and desires in our life, but we turn to the wrong things to try to satisfy us. There are so many good things in this world that can begin to satisfy those desires, but as soon as they stop pointing back to God, they can no longer satisfy us at all. They become distractions. Despite it’s great advertising, not even a snickers bar can satisfy. The only true thing that can satisfy our hungers and desires is the Lord! He says that in today’s Gospel, He is the bread of life, and we must eat the bread of life in order to be truly satisfied. If we do not receive the Lord in the Eucharist and receive them into our hearts through prayer, we are going to starve to spiritual death. Even our earthly desires can only be truly satisfied in him. Continue to do the good things you love (and please make sure you eat real food when you’re hungry), but never forget that your deepest interest desires can only be for filled in your relationship with the Lord. May God bless you all today and satisfy the desires of your heart.

Pray

What are the deepest desires of your heart?

Where do you go to satisfy the deepest desires of your heart?​

Do you hunger for the Eucharist? How does the Lord satisfy you in ways nothing else can?

Contemplate

"You satisfy."

"You are the bread of life."

"You are my desire."

Act

Invite a friend to come to Mass and receive spiritual nourishment in the Eucharist!

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