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Ophelia23
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I, like many people, have my job for the paycheck. It is not fulfilling, it is not my life’s work, but it is a true blessing and it allows me to provide for my family. I was thinking about this on my drive into work. A suffocating feeling began to overcome me, whispering in my ear that I hate my job, that I will never be an at-home mom, that my wishes and dreams are unimportant and that there is no end to this. But I know this is the evil one trying to bring despair.
In this gospel this weekend, someone says of Christ, “He does all things well”. My wish is that I too can do all things well. We can and should offer praise through everything, and our work is no different! As I was feeling depressed about the oncoming day, Christ brought that forward in my heart and reminded me that this is, above all things, a gift. It’s a chance to praise.
*Holy God, You do all things well.
Grant that I, too, may do well;
With my work, let me serve you.
With my friends, let me love you.
With my customers, let me honor you.
With my superiors, let me bless you.
In all things, let me give you my whole self,
that my will be forgotten and Your will be fulfilled.
Amen.*
In this gospel this weekend, someone says of Christ, “He does all things well”. My wish is that I too can do all things well. We can and should offer praise through everything, and our work is no different! As I was feeling depressed about the oncoming day, Christ brought that forward in my heart and reminded me that this is, above all things, a gift. It’s a chance to praise.
*Holy God, You do all things well.
Grant that I, too, may do well;
With my work, let me serve you.
With my friends, let me love you.
With my customers, let me honor you.
With my superiors, let me bless you.
In all things, let me give you my whole self,
that my will be forgotten and Your will be fulfilled.
Amen.*