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A stain to treat, a meal to make, a floor to sweep

A stain to treat, a meal to make, a floor to sweep, a meeting to prep. I ran the list through my mind, trying to gather my thoughts and my will. I needed to get those four things done in the next few hours, but my fuddled mind and sorrowful heart protested. My home was quiet, in a sort of summer afternoon lull, as I stood at the cross-section of my hallway. I needed to go forward, yet all I could do was stand in the silence and try to process the national news I had just heard.
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I needed to go downstairs and get grass stains out of baseball pants. I needed to go to the garage to pull meat out of the freezer. I needed to call my congressmen. The news seemed so big—too big—and it overwhelmed me to the point of immobility.
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But immobility is not the example that we’re given in today’s Gospel. Instead, while we first read that the disciples were overwhelmed with grief, (Matthew 17:23) we are then immediately told that the disciples traveled to a new town and were questioned by the temple’s tax collectors (Matthew 17:24). At that point, there is no time for standing still because Jesus gave Peter a list of his own.
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Go to the sea. Drop in a hook. Catch the fish. Get the coin. Pay the tax (see Matthew 17:27).
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And there was my answer, too. Eventually I would make my voice heard via my vote, just as eventually the disciples really would grieve. But in those immediate moments, Peter caught a fish and paid a tax, and I treated a stain, made a meal, swept a floor, and prepped for a meeting.
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Is there something in your life that seems so big that you don’t know what to do? Perhaps Jesus is asking you to tackle what’s right in front of you. Ask Him in prayer.

Read today’s #bisdailydevotion written by @bonnieengstrom on the site.

There is no greater gift than God’s gift of Hims

There is no greater gift than God’s gift of Himself to us in Holy Communion, and there is nothing more rewarding than taking advantage of that intimacy by uniting in fervent reflection and prayer during that precious time immediately upon receiving His Body and Blood.

Are there any special prayers you recite after Mass? We’d love to hear about them in the comments below!

Read this full post, Prayers to Pray after Receiving Communion, written by Madeleine Coyne on the #BISblog. 💛

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It took real investment through encouraging each o

It took real investment through encouraging each other to seek God’s will above our own, to detach from fears or expectations about the outcome, and to honestly pour out our hearts’ desires while asking the Lord to align them with His desires. Every earnest attempt at surrender built an assurance of faith—in God and in each other—that I never thought possible.
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Like Abraham in today’s reading, we were able to step out not knowing where we would end up because we trusted our Guide with the destination. Like Abraham, our trust was born out of deliberate relationship and, knowing our own fickle hearts, sincere attempts to follow God’s way over our own.
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When you’re tempted to follow your own will instead of truly discern, or when you want to trust, but cling to control out of fear—invest in real relationship with Him. Set aside ten minutes to pray, and really pour out your heart. Tell Him your hopes and fears and ask Him to align your dreams with His.
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I can’t say where we’ll end up. But I can tell you Who you and I can trust with the outcome—designed for our absolute, eternal, and everlasting good.

Read today’s #BISdailydevotion written by @positively__imperfect on the site.

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