Sunday Gospel Lesson
November 13, 2022 - Page 1
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Opening Prayer:  Loving God, thank you for creating and loving us. Help us to love you. AMEN
Last week we reviewed the key items we should always remember like:
The Ten Commandments, especially keeping the Sabbath Day Holy.
The Apostles Creed
The Seven Sacraments
The Trinity
The Sacraments of Initiation:  Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation
The Sacraments of Healing:  Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, Eucharist
How to pray using the fingers of our hand
This week we learn the story of Creation and how to trust in Jesus and not worry about so many things.
Please go to Page 3 of your Weeklie and read the Sunday Gospel:  Jesus Says Not to Worry.
In this Gospel story, Jesus is talking about several things.  First, when he talks about the "temple" and that a time is coming when none of the stones of the Temple will be left in place.  He is really talking about His own death that we read about during Holy Week, just before Easter each year.

Jesus also tells us that many hard things will happen, such as countries at war, earthquakes that happen, and perhaps not having enough food to feed all the people of the world.  But he says, "Do not worry."  He will take care of us.

The Disciples want to know when all of this will happen.  Jesus tells them not to listen to others who talk about such doom and gloom things.  Instead Jesus wants us to TRUST in him for everything that is going on in our lives.

When we trust completely in Jesus, it means we are following Him and being the best disciples we can be always.  He says that "not a single hair from your head will be harmed. You will be saved because you are faithful to God."

That is what we must be -- always faithful to God.
What things do you worry about?
What might Jesus be telling the man and woman in the picture on Page 3?
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