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Ordinary Time Thus Says the Lord God: I, Too, Will Take from the Crest of the Cedar, ... on the Mountain Heights of Israel I Will Plant It ORDINARY TIME THUS SAYS THE LORD GOD: I, TOO, WILL TAKE FROM THE CREST OF THE CEDAR, ... ON THE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS OF ISRAEL I WILL PLANT IT. IT SHALL PUT FORTH BRANCHES AND BEAR FRUIT, AND BECOME A MAJESTIC CEDAR. EZEKIEL : June 13, 2021 Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time omini • d M o M n X n X I a • nool.us | (303) 469-5171 N • a I n X n X o M d M o m • i i Nn A LETTER St. Cyprian’s Treatise on The Lord’s Prayer FROM OUR Prayer Comes from a Humble Heart Let our speech and our petition be kept under discipline when PRIESTS we pray, and let us preserve quietness and modesty – for, remember, we are standing in God’s sight. We must please God’s eyes both with the movements of our body and with the way we use our voices. For just as a shameless man will be noisy with his cries, so it is fitting for the modest to pray in a moderate way. Furthermore, the Lord has taught us to pray in secret, in hidden and remote places, in our own bed-cham- bers – and this is most suitable for faith, since it shows us that God is everywhere and hears and sees everything, and in the fullness of his majesty is present even in hidden and secret places, as it is written I am a God close at hand and not a God far o. If a man hides himself in secret places, will I not see him? Do I not fill the whole of heaven and earth?, and, again, The eyes of God are everywhere, they see good and evil alike. domini • o M n M n X a St. Cyprian X I • • I When we meet together with the brethren in one place, and X a X n n M o M celebrate divine sacrifices with God’s priest, we should d • i o i n Cyprian is important in the m remember our modesty and discipline, not to broadcast our development of Christian thought and practice in the prayers at the tops of our voices, nor to throw before God, third century, especially in with undisciplined long-windedness, a petition that would be northern Africa. better made with more modesty: for after all God does not listen to the voice but to the heart, and he who sees our Highly educated, a famous thoughts should not be pestered by our voices, as the Lord orator, he became a Chris- tian as an adult. He distrib- proves when he says: Why do you think evil in your hearts? – uted his goods to the poor, or again, All the churches shall know that it is I who test your and amazed his fellow motives and your thoughts. citizens by making a vow of chastity before his baptism. In the first book of the Kings, Hannah, who is a type of the Within two years he had been ordained a priest and Church, observes that she prays to God not with loud peti- was chosen, against his will, tions but silently and modestly within the very recesses of her as Bishop of Carthage. heart. She spoke with hidden prayer but with manifest faith. She spoke not with her voice but with her heart, because she Cyprian complained that knew that that is how God hears, and she received what she the peace the Church had enjoyed had weakened the sought because she asked for it with belief. The divine Scrip- spirit of many Christians ture asserts this when it says: She spoke in her heart, and her and had opened the door to lips moved, and her voice was not audible; and God listened converts who did not have to her. And we read in the Psalms: Speak in your hearts and in the true spirit of faith. your beds, and be pierced. Again, the Holy Spirit teaches the When the Decian persecu- tion began, many Christians same things through Jeremiah, saying: But it is in the heart easily abandoned the that you should be worshipped, O Lord. Church. It was their reinstatement that caused Beloved brethren, let the worshipper not forget how the pub- the great controversies of lican prayed with the Pharisee in the temple – not with his eyes the third century, and helped the Church progress boldly raised up to heaven, nor with hands held up in pride; in its understanding of the but beating his breast and confessing the sins within, he Sacrament of Penance. implored the help of the divine mercy. While the Pharisee was pleased with himself, it was the publican who deserved to be sanctified, since he placed his hope of salvation not in his con- Patron of North Africa fidence of innocence – since no-one is innocent – but he prayed, humbly confessing his sins, and he who pardons the Read the full bio at humble heard his prayer. N FrancsicanMedia.org DAILY READINGS PARISH OFFICE DAY 1ST READING 2ND READING GOSPEL Location Sat 6/12 900 W. 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