Nem mesmo em Israel encontrei tamanha fé.
Not even in Israel have found such faith.
1a. Leitura - 1 Timóteo 2,1-8
Leitura da primeira carta de são Paulo a Timóteo – Caríssimo, 1 antes de tudo, recomendo que se façam preces e orações, súplicas e ações de graças por todos os homens; 2 pelos
que governam e por todos os que ocupam altos cargos, a fim de que
possamos levar uma vida tranquila e serena, com toda a piedade e
dignidade. 3 Isso é bom e agradável a Deus, nosso salvador; 4 ele quer que todos os homens sejam salvos e cheguem ao conhecimento da verdade. 5 Pois há um só Deus e um só mediador entre Deus e os homens: o homem Cristo Jesus, 6 que se entregou em resgate por todos. Esse é o testemunho dado no tempo estabelecido por Deus, 7 e
para este testemunho eu fui designado pregador e apóstolo, e – falo a
verdade, não minto – mestre das nações pagãs na fé e na verdade. 8 Quero,
portanto, que em todo lugar os homens façam a oração, erguendo mãos
santas, sem ira e sem discussões. – Palavra do Senhor.
1st Reading - Timothy 2,1-8
Reading the first letter of St. Paul to Timothy – expensive, 1 first of all, I recommend you do prayers and prayers, supplications and Thanksgiving for all men; 2 for those who govern and by all those who occupy high positions, in order that we may lead a quiet and peaceful life, with all godliness and dignity. 3 This is good and pleasing to God our Saviour; 4 he wants all men to be saved and to come to knowledge of the truth. 5 for there is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus: 6 who gave himself up in ransom for all. This is the testimony given in the time established by God, and 7 for this testimony I was appointed preacher and apostle, and – the truth, don't lie – master of the pagan Nations in faith and truth. 8 I want to, so that everywhere the men do the prayer, lifting Holy hands without anger and without discussion. -The word of the Lord.
Reading the first letter of St. Paul to Timothy – expensive, 1 first of all, I recommend you do prayers and prayers, supplications and Thanksgiving for all men; 2 for those who govern and by all those who occupy high positions, in order that we may lead a quiet and peaceful life, with all godliness and dignity. 3 This is good and pleasing to God our Saviour; 4 he wants all men to be saved and to come to knowledge of the truth. 5 for there is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus: 6 who gave himself up in ransom for all. This is the testimony given in the time established by God, and 7 for this testimony I was appointed preacher and apostle, and – the truth, don't lie – master of the pagan Nations in faith and truth. 8 I want to, so that everywhere the men do the prayer, lifting Holy hands without anger and without discussion. -The word of the Lord.
Evangelho - Lucas 7,1-10
Proclamação do evangelho de Jesus Cristo segundo Lucas – Naquele tempo, 1 quando acabou de falar ao povo que o escutava, Jesus entrou em Cafarnaum. 2 Havia lá um oficial romano que tinha um empregado, a quem estimava muito, que estava doente, à beira da morte. 3 O oficial ouviu falar de Jesus e enviou alguns anciãos dos judeus para pedirem que Jesus viesse salvar seu empregado. 4 Chegando aonde Jesus estava, pediram-lhe com insistência: “O oficial merece que lhe faças esse favor, 5 porque ele estima o nosso povo. Ele até nos construiu uma sinagoga”. 6 Então, Jesus pôs-se a caminho com eles. Porém, quando já estava perto da casa, o oficial mandou alguns amigos dizerem a Jesus: “Senhor, não te incomodes, pois não sou digno de que entres em minha casa. 7 Nem mesmo me achei digno de ir pessoalmente ao teu encontro. Mas ordena com a tua palavra, e o meu empregado ficará curado. 8 Eu também estou debaixo de autoridade, mas tenho soldados que obedecem às minhas ordens. Se ordeno a um: ‘Vai!’, ele vai; e a outro: ‘Vem!’, ele vem; e ao meu empregado: ‘Faze isto!’, e ele o faz”. 9 Ouvindo isso, Jesus ficou admirado. Virou-se para a multidão que o seguia e disse: “Eu vos declaro que nem mesmo em Israel encontrei tamanha fé”. 10 Os mensageiros voltaram para a casa do oficial e encontraram o empregado em perfeita saúde. – Palavra da salvação.
Gospel - Luke 7,1-10
Proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Luke-at that time, 1 when just talking to the people who listened, Jesus entered Capernaum. 2 there was a Roman officer who had an employee, who estimated that he was sick, on the verge of death. 3 the officer heard of Jesus and sent some elders of the Jews to ask Jesus to come save your employee. 4 coming up where Jesus was, asked with insistence: "this officer deserves to do this favor, 5 because he estimates our people. He even built us a synagogue. " 6 then Jesus stood on their way with them. However, when he was near the House, the officer sent some friends say to Jesus: "Lord, don't bother, because I am not worthy of you to get in my house. 7 even thought me worthy to go personally to meet. But orders with your Word, and my servant will be healed. 8 I am under authority, but I have soldiers who obey my orders. If I order a: ' Go! ', he goes; and to another, ' come! ', he comes; and to my servant, ' do this! ', and he does it ". 9 hearing this, Jesus was admired. Turned to the crowd that followed him and said: "I now pronounce you not even in Israel have found such faith." 10 the messengers returned to the official's House and found the employee in perfect health. -The word of salvation.
Proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Luke-at that time, 1 when just talking to the people who listened, Jesus entered Capernaum. 2 there was a Roman officer who had an employee, who estimated that he was sick, on the verge of death. 3 the officer heard of Jesus and sent some elders of the Jews to ask Jesus to come save your employee. 4 coming up where Jesus was, asked with insistence: "this officer deserves to do this favor, 5 because he estimates our people. He even built us a synagogue. " 6 then Jesus stood on their way with them. However, when he was near the House, the officer sent some friends say to Jesus: "Lord, don't bother, because I am not worthy of you to get in my house. 7 even thought me worthy to go personally to meet. But orders with your Word, and my servant will be healed. 8 I am under authority, but I have soldiers who obey my orders. If I order a: ' Go! ', he goes; and to another, ' come! ', he comes; and to my servant, ' do this! ', and he does it ". 9 hearing this, Jesus was admired. Turned to the crowd that followed him and said: "I now pronounce you not even in Israel have found such faith." 10 the messengers returned to the official's House and found the employee in perfect health. -The word of salvation.
Refletindo o Evangelho
Estamos diante de um modelo de fé. Um centurião (chefe de cem
soldados, a serviço dos ocupantes romanos) não se dirige diretamente a
Jesus, mas envia-lhe uma comitiva de anciãos judeus a pedir-lhe que vá
curar seu funcionário a quem tanto estima. Pelos emissários, sabemos que
o homem tinha bom coração. Jesus parte com eles. Mas, cheio de
humildade e confiança, o militar envia alguns amigos com este recado
para Jesus: Diga apenas uma palavra e meu servo ficará curado. Assim
acontece, de modo que os emissários, ao voltar para casa, encontram o
servo curado. E Jesus, tomado de profunda admiração, engrandece a fé que
o pagão demonstrou. Com esse episódio, Lucas já anuncia o tempo em que o
evangelho, pela ação do Espírito Santo, se estenderá também aos não
judeus.
Adaptado por Flávio de sites da internet
Reflecting the Gospel
We have a model of faith. A centurion (head of 100 soldiers in the service of the Roman occupiers) don't drive directly to Jesus, but sends him an Entourage of Jewish elders asking him to go heal your employee who so esteem. By emissaries, we know that the man had a good heart. Jesus part with them. But, full of humility and trust, the military sends some friends with this message for Jesus: just say a Word, and my servant will be healed. This is the case, so that the emissaries, upon returning home, they found the servant well. And Jesus, taken from deep admiration, magnifies the faith that the pagan. With this episode, Lucas already announces the time in which the Gospel, by the action of the Holy Spirit, will extend also to non-Jews.
We have a model of faith. A centurion (head of 100 soldiers in the service of the Roman occupiers) don't drive directly to Jesus, but sends him an Entourage of Jewish elders asking him to go heal your employee who so esteem. By emissaries, we know that the man had a good heart. Jesus part with them. But, full of humility and trust, the military sends some friends with this message for Jesus: just say a Word, and my servant will be healed. This is the case, so that the emissaries, upon returning home, they found the servant well. And Jesus, taken from deep admiration, magnifies the faith that the pagan. With this episode, Lucas already announces the time in which the Gospel, by the action of the Holy Spirit, will extend also to non-Jews.
Adapted by Flávio from internet site
Rezando
Escutai o meu clamor, a minha súplica, / quando eu grito para vós; / quando eu elevo, ó Senhor, as minhas mãos / para o vosso santuário. Minha força e escudo é o Senhor; / meu coração nele confia. / Ele ajudou-me e alegrou meu coração; / eu canto em festa o seu louvor. O Senhor é a fortaleza do seu povo / e a salvação do seu ungido. / Salvai o vosso povo e libertai-o; / abençoai a vossa herança! / Sede vós o seu pastor e o seu guia / pelos séculos eternos! Salmo 27/28.
Escutai o meu clamor, a minha súplica, / quando eu grito para vós; / quando eu elevo, ó Senhor, as minhas mãos / para o vosso santuário. Minha força e escudo é o Senhor; / meu coração nele confia. / Ele ajudou-me e alegrou meu coração; / eu canto em festa o seu louvor. O Senhor é a fortaleza do seu povo / e a salvação do seu ungido. / Salvai o vosso povo e libertai-o; / abençoai a vossa herança! / Sede vós o seu pastor e o seu guia / pelos séculos eternos! Salmo 27/28.
Praying
Hear my cry, my cry,/when I cry for you; /When I raise, o Lord, my hands/to your sanctuary. My strength and shield is the Lord; /my heart trusts in him. /He helped me and gladdened my heart; /I sing in the praise your party. The Lord is the stronghold of your people/and the salvation of your anointed. /Save your people and release him; /bless your inheritance! /Seat you your pastor and your guide/forever and forever! Psalm 27/28.
Hear my cry, my cry,/when I cry for you; /When I raise, o Lord, my hands/to your sanctuary. My strength and shield is the Lord; /my heart trusts in him. /He helped me and gladdened my heart; /I sing in the praise your party. The Lord is the stronghold of your people/and the salvation of your anointed. /Save your people and release him; /bless your inheritance! /Seat you your pastor and your guide/forever and forever! Psalm 27/28.
Abençoando
Traçando o sinal da cruz em você diga: Abençoai-me Senhor Deus que é † Pai, Filho e Espírito Santo, para que eu viva sempre no Teu amor e fazendo só o bem a todos. Amém!
Traçando o sinal da cruz em você diga: Abençoai-me Senhor Deus que é † Pai, Filho e Espírito Santo, para que eu viva sempre no Teu amor e fazendo só o bem a todos. Amém!
Traçando
o sinal da cruz em seu/ua filho/a: Abençoe a você (nome do filho/a),
nosso Deus que é † Pai, Filho e Espírito Santo, para que você filho/a
viva sempre no amor de Deus e fazendo só o bem a todos. Amém!
Blessing
By tracing the sign of the cross in you say: Bless me Lord God that is † father, son, and holy spirit, to live always in your love and doing good to all. Amen!
By tracing the sign of the cross on your son/aughter/au: Bless you (name of child), our God who is † father, son, and holy spirit, for you child alive always in love of God and doing good to all. Amen!
By tracing the sign of the cross in you say: Bless me Lord God that is † father, son, and holy spirit, to live always in your love and doing good to all. Amen!
By tracing the sign of the cross on your son/aughter/au: Bless you (name of child), our God who is † father, son, and holy spirit, for you child alive always in love of God and doing good to all. Amen!
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