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Evangelio Del Día Jueves 12 de Febrero | La Bondad De Dios No Tiene Límites | 5 Minutos de Oración en el Hogar

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A morning prayer thanks God for the gift of existence and asks for strength in the five minutes of devotion.
The episode begins with a morning offering prayer, thanking God for the gift of existence and asking for strength in the five minutes of devotion. It transitions into the Lord's Prayer, recited in full. The date is announced as Thursday, February 12, with biblical texts from 1 Kings 11:4-13 and Mark 7:24-30. The reading from Mark describes Jesus traveling to pagan regions, specifically Tyre, illustrating that the Gospel is for all people, regardless of their proximity to God. The reflection notes that geography in Scripture symbolizes human existential situations before God. It then addresses contemporary spiritual challenges, mentioning children and youth from families involved in witchcraft, horoscopes, amulets, pornography, and horror films, who are experiencing influences of unclean spirits. The episode presents this as good news, asserting that Jesus has the power to liberate individuals from such influences if they recognize Him as God. It emphasizes that happiness comes from Jesus, not from external items like colored candles or amulets. The reflection highlights the Syrophoenician woman from the Gospel, who surprised Jesus with her faith, teaching that God's kindness has no limits. Listeners are encouraged to persevere in daily prayer and trust in God's providence. A silent reflection follows, referencing Psalm 127. The episode concludes with a communal prayer for February 8-14, focusing on listening to the poor. This prayer includes petitions for those marginalized by illness, age, or social condition, asking that they find hope in Jesus's word and charity from fellow believers. It also requests humility and generosity, thanking God for protection from evil and asking for cleansing through Jesus's powerful word. The prayer ends with a call to share sufferings and bring hope to others.
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