Parole et Évangile du jour | Samedi 11 juillet - « Ne craignez pas ceux qui tuent le corps

Do not be afraid of those who kill the body. This saying of Jesus resonates with all our fears, doubts, and struggles. On this Saturday of the 14th Week in Ordinary Time, the Gospel of the day invites us to rediscover a deep trust in God, who watches over each of his children. In this video, we meditate on the readings from the Mass of Saturday, July 11. Through the vocation of the prophet Isaiah and the words of Jesus to his disciples, we discover that God does not call perfect people, but open hearts. Even when fear paralyzes us or we feel fragile, the Lord knows us, lifts us up, and sends us forth with this promise: “Therefore do not be afraid.” May this homily, this meditation, and this universal prayer help you to welcome the Word of God, strengthen your faith, and move forward with confidence in your daily life. 📖 Readings of the day • First reading: Isaiah 6:1-8 “Here I am; send me!” » • Psalm 92 (93) “The Lord is king; he is clothed with majesty.” • Gospel: Matthew 10:24-33 “Do not be afraid of those who kill the body.” 🎙 In this video • The readings for today's Mass • A homily to deepen your understanding of the Gospel • A meditation to nourish your faith • A universal prayer to entrust your intentions to the Lord 🙏 Why watch this video? • To receive concrete guidance to face your fears with confidence. • To nourish your faith through the Word of God and an accessible meditation. • To enter into a moment of prayer and entrust your life and intentions to the Lord. 💬 Share your prayer intention in the comments. We would be happy to pray with you. 👍 If this meditation has helped you, please give it a like, subscribe to the MChrista channel, and share this video with your loved ones so that the Word of God can reach as many people as possible. 📖 Excerpt from the Liturgical Translation of the Bible - © AELF, Paris #GospelOfTheDay #WordOfGod #Homily #Prayer #Faith #JesusChrist #TrustInGod #DoNotFear #Bible #Catholic #MassOfTheDay #Meditation #MChrista #OrdinaryTime #Hope