Hoy En Oracion (5 Minutos de Oracion En El Hogar) · Hoy En Oracion

Evangelio Del Día Miércoles 11 de Febrero | Sana Mi Corazón | 5 Minutos de Oración en el Hogar

·10 min

The episode begins with a morning offering prayer, thanking God for existence and acknowledging human weakness. It recites the Lord's Prayer. The date is announced as Wednesday, February 11. The biblical texts are identified as 1 Kings 10:1-10 and Mark 7:14-23. The reflection centers on Mark's passage where Jesus says what defiles comes from within a person, not from what enters from outside. The host notes that modern people worry greatly about what they eat, breathe, and contamination. Jesus' teaching contradicts this by saying external things aren't the main cause of harm. The host clarifies that Jesus isn't advocating carelessness about hygiene. The teaching warns against naivety in thinking only external factors are harmful. Jesus addresses more serious matters involving the human heart. The list of sins that come from the heart shows how current Jesus' words remain. Humanity has advanced in preventing physical diseases but neglected heart and spiritual health. When Jesus describes the stains of people in his time, he's describing the same stains that flow from the modern heart. The episode concludes that the human heart is sick, and this silent illness can bring definitive death. It poses reflective questions: What is staining my heart? Do I realize it? What am I doing for heart and spiritual health? Listeners are urged to let Jesus examine their interior, discover what needs healing, and risk placing their healing in God's hands. A prayer asks the Lord for a renewed heart that loves like God's. There's a moment for silent reflection. A prayer from Psalm 103 is referenced. A personal prayer expresses desire to be light in the world, showing God's peace and love, while acknowledging the need for inner change. It asks God for a new heart, enamored with God, living only for God, with different speech and thought, and for God's word to be life. This prayer is repeated with variations. A final communal prayer for February 8-14 addresses Jesus' invitation to the weary. It includes repeated responses: "The Lord hears the cry of the poor." Petitions ask for mercy toward brothers, for the marginalized (due to illness, age, or social condition) to find hope in Jesus' word and charity, for humble and poor attitude in prayer, for thanks that God doesn't let evil imprison us, for generosity to place gifts in God's hands, and for Jesus to pronounce his cleansing word. A closing prayer thanks God for love and mercy, asks Jesus who bore our sins to help share with suffering brothers and give hope.

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