November 18, 2024 Monday of the Thirty-third Week in Ordinary Time

ByCraftingintx

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/111824.cfm

As we wrap up our liturgical year, we start Revelation today. In the first reading, the beginning of the book. “You have lost the love you had at first” The newness has worn off. Re-invigorate your love of Christ and repent! Amen!

In the gospel, the blind man asks Jesus to have pity on him. When Jesus asks what he wants, he said to see! It’s not only about seeing, healing, believing, but also about community. Those who witnessed the blind man being healed by Jesus started glorifying God! You may find how God is working for our good in our community and praise Him! Amen!

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