🌞 LAUDES | 11 de Abril ♱ Iglesia Católica | Liturgia De Las Horas

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The episode opens with the declaration 'Verdaderamente ha resucitado el Señor' during Saturday of the Easter Octave.

The episode begins with an advertisement for Shopify before transitioning to the liturgical prayer. The opening includes the traditional invocation 'Señor, abre mis labios' and the Gloria Patri. Psalm 95 calls the faithful to worship God as creator and warns against hardening hearts as at Meribah. A resurrection hymn follows, describing how Christ's love conquered death and brought eternal spring. Psalm 63 expresses intense longing for God 'como tierra reseca, agostada sin agua.' The Canticle of Daniel (Benedicite) systematically calls all creation - celestial bodies, weather phenomena, geographical features, living creatures, and human categories - to bless the Lord. A reading from Romans 14 declares that whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord who is master of both living and dead. The Acts reading presents Peter and John before Jewish authorities after healing a lame man, with Peter boldly attributing the miracle to Jesus whom they crucified. When threatened, Peter responds they must obey God rather than human authorities. A theological exposition on the Eucharist follows, explaining that despite sensory appearances, the bread and wine truly become Christ's body and blood through faith. The Gospel from Mark recounts Jesus appearing first to Mary Magdalene (from whom he had cast seven demons), then to two disciples on the road, and finally to the eleven while rebuking their unbelief. The Canticle of Zechariah praises God for fulfilling promises to Abraham and sending a 'Sol que nace de lo alto.' Intercessory prayers ask for peace, joy, increased faith, and comfort for the afflicted. The episode concludes with the Lord's Prayer, a final collect, and a blessing.

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