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LECTIO
DIVINA

Lectio divina is a method of prayer from the monastic tradition of Christianity. It is translated as “holy reading,” “divine reading”, “meditative reading,” or “spiritual reading.”

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IGNATIAN GOSPEL CONTEMPLATION

Ignatian contemplation is a very active way of praying that engages the mind and heart and stirs up thoughts and emotions and is suited especially for the Gospels.

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Weekly Reflection

I Am the Living Bread

06-07-2026  |  We Celebrate Worship Resource, Vol. 51, No. 2

At the beginning of his Gospel, John writes that when Jesus was born, “the Word became flesh” (John 1:14), using “flesh” (sarx in Greek) to denote the totality of human nature. The Word, who is fully divine, becomes fully human as well. Today, we hear Jesus use the same word, telling the crowds that “My flesh is true food” and “Whoever eats my flesh...remains in me and I in him [or her]” (John 6:55, 56). When we receive the body of Christ in the Eucharist, we eat his flesh and enter into communion with him. This is what Paul is getting at in the part of his letter to the Corinthians we hear today. When we celebrate the Eucharist, we participate in the body of Christ. Moreover, in partaking of the body of Christ physically, Christians all over the world join in the spiritual body of Christ. He remains in us and we remain in him, participating in his body, which was crucified, died and was buried, and rose again to be with the Father. Consuming Christ’s flesh in the Eucharist, we are challenged to live out his self- sacrificing love through our bodies, our bodies that have been fortified with his.

How can you meet the challenge to live out Christ’s self-sacrificing love and mercy in the world?


Yo soy el Pan Vivo

Al comienzo de su Evangelio, Juan escribe que, cuando nació Jesús, “y aquel Verbo fue hecho carne” (Juan 1:14), utilizando el término “carne” (sarx en griego) para denotar la totalidad de la naturaleza humana. El Verbo, que es plenamente divino, se hace también plenamente humano. Hoy escuchamos a Jesús emplear esa misma palabra al decir a las multitudes: “Mi carne es verdadera comida” y “Quien come mi carne... permanece en mí y yo en él [o ella]” (Juan 6:55, 56). Cuando recibimos el cuerpo de Cristo en la Eucaristía, comemos su carne y entramos en comunión con él. Esto es precisamente a lo que alude Pablo en el pasaje de su carta a los Corintios que escuchamos hoy. Al celebrar la Eucaristía, participamos del cuerpo de Cristo. Es más, al participar físicamente del cuerpo de Cristo, los cristianos de todo el mundo se unen al cuerpo espiritual de Cristo. Él permanece en nosotros y nosotros permanecemos en él, participando de su cuerpo, el mismo que fue crucificado, murió, fue sepultado y resucitó para estar con el Padre. Al consumir la carne de Cristo en la Eucaristía, se nos desafía a vivir su amor de entrega y sacrificio a través de nuestros propios cuerpos; cuerpos que han sido fortalecidos con el suyo.

¿Cómo puedes afrontar el desafío de vivir el amor abnegado y la misericordia de Cristo en el mundo?

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Events

Prayer Shawl

The shawls can be crocheted, sewn, woven or knitted. Any parishioner may request a prayer shawl for themselves or someone else.

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Support SVdP Orlando's Sleep with Dignity Program

Help provide beds, pillows, and bedding to neighbors in need, ensuring every family has a safe, comfortable place to sleep.

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Walk With Christ

Join us for a Eucharistic Procession on the Solemnity of Corpus Christi in the Church.

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Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

All are invited to celebrate the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

During this Holy Mass, those who have prepared will make their Consecration.

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Youth and Young Adult Adoration

Join us for an evening to learn, adore, and grow in faith every third Wednesday of the month at San Pedro Spiritual Development Center, 95 Bishop Grady Lane, Winter Park, FL.

Healing the Pain of Abortion Retreats

Rachel’s Vineyard offers English and Spanish retreats for men and women who are experiencing emotional and spiritual pain related to abortion or traumatic pregnancy loss.

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Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend

An upcoming Worldwide Marriage Encounter Experience will be held in St. Johns.

This weekend experience offers couples the opportunity to invest in and enrich their marriage over the summer.

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Community Weddings

Any couple wishing to participate in the Community Wedding must begin the application process at the Office of Faith Formation with Ms. Mercedes Henry.

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