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11th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Theme: Through a comparison to nature, our readings today speak to the significance of the seed (the word of God) that Jesus planted during his earthly mission, and in our hearts at baptism. As disciples we are entrusted to nurture that seed into a bountiful garden of nourishment. Then we share our harvest through all our thoughts and actions. With our commitment to kind and loving actions the goodness that Christ planted will continue to flourish.

The Word

First Reading: ​Ez 17:22-24
Responsorial Psalm:
Ps 92:2-3, 13-14, 15-16
Second Reading: 2 Cor 5:6-10
Gospel: Mk 4:26-34

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Planted in the house of the Lord, we proclaim God’s kindness and forgiving mercy.
 
Lord Jesus, you are the word of God sent forth to bear much fruit: Lord have mercy.
Christ Jesus, you fill us with your love: Christ have mercy.
Lord Jesus, you teach us how to walk by faith and not by sight: Lord have mercy

Intercessions

Let us now pray for the needs of the world, especially those who are treated as small and lowly.
 
For God’s church throughout the world, may it provide shelter and welcome for all people.  We pray, O God, hear our prayer.
 
For workers who plant and harvest in the fields to be provided safe working conditions and receive fair compensation. We pray, O God, hear our prayer.
 
That peaceful protests and other efforts working to eliminate racial discrimination receive needed and active support from citizens around the world in the struggles of making justice a priority for all.  We pray, O God, hear our prayer.
 
That students and teachers be honored and celebrated for successes achieved throughout a challenging school year. We pray, O God, hear our prayer.
 
That nations ensure access to healthcare, education, and equal distribution of resources for all their citizens. We pray, O God, hear our prayer.
 
That the work of environmental conservationists influence humanity to actively care for the bounty of the earth. We pray, O God, hear our prayer.
 
For all who are joined in this community garden to nurture and be nurtured through loving words and deeds. We pray, O God, hear our prayer.
                       
For all who have asked for our prayers and all those burdened with illness, including Rachel Blalack, Jim Calabrese, Barbara Keepes, and all those listed in the bulletin and in our Parish Book of Prayer. We pray, O God, hear our prayer.
 
God of all goodness, you sent Jesus to teach about your kingdom. Please hear our prayers and help us plant the seeds of faith that your guiding love will bring to fruition. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.

Act of Spiritual Communion

My Jesus, I believe that you are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love you above all things and I desire to receive you in my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive you sacramentally, Come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace you as if you were already there and unite myself wholly to you. Never permit me to be separated from you. Amen.

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