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I just read a wonderful piece about the nurses who cared for Mr Duncan who came to this country and had the Ebola virus.
Regardless of how you feel about him coming here, God tells us that we must love one another. We hear in today’s first reading
EX 22:20-26:
God bless all of our healthcare workers who care for the sick. They put themselves in harms way many times and they comfort those around them.
Let us pray for all those who are sick in mind, body or spirit today and for all who care for them. May the caregivers see the Temple of God in the person who they are caring for and show them the love that our loving Father asks us to show to Him and to others as well.
John
Regardless of how you feel about him coming here, God tells us that we must love one another. We hear in today’s first reading
EX 22:20-26:
We also hear in today’s Gospel that we must love one another. By showing love to others we are being selfless. As I read the article, I picked up on that selflessness of the nurses who held his hand and tried to comfort him in his hour of need. They didn’t do it out of obligation, but because of love. The love that they showed Mr Duncan may have been what felt right to them, but I believe that they saw Mr Duncan as a temple of the of the Spirit.…You shall not molest or oppress an alien, for you were once aliens yourselves in the land of Egypt…
God bless all of our healthcare workers who care for the sick. They put themselves in harms way many times and they comfort those around them.
Let us pray for all those who are sick in mind, body or spirit today and for all who care for them. May the caregivers see the Temple of God in the person who they are caring for and show them the love that our loving Father asks us to show to Him and to others as well.
John

