Daily Gospel and rosary: faith now prayed online
Wednesday 3 June Gospel reading, rosary at 22:00, homily and resources for daily prayer in a digital community.
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Today's Gospel and the nightly rosary: digital liturgy gains trinc
The Gospel reading for Wednesday, 3 June, was shared with a key phrase: "He is not God of the dead, but of the living". The passage, taken from St Paul's second letter to Timothy, recalls the need to rekindle God's gift and reject a spirit of cowardice. A group of faithful has also organised the praying of the Holy Rosary at 22:00, and links have been shared to the homily by Father Santiago Martín and to the Chaplet of Divine Mercy.
The content, markedly devotional in nature, also includes the recitation of the Liturgy of the Hours and the reading of the Apophthegms of the Desert Fathers. Participants exchange greetings and multimedia resources, consolidating a prayer community around the daily word.
The consistency of this practice – the Gospel is published and the rosary convened every day – contrasts with the growing digitalisation of religious life. Social networks and forums have become spaces where liturgical tradition finds a new loudspeaker, far from physical temples but with the same intention of recollection. The initiative, which already has regular trinc, shows that faith is also prayed on the Internet.
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The Gospel reading for Wednesday, 3 June, was shared with a key phrase: "He is not God of the dead, but of the living". The passage, taken from St Paul's second letter to Timothy, recalls the need to rekindle God's gift and reject a spirit of cowardice. A group of faithful has also organised the praying of the Holy Rosary at 22:00, and links have been shared to the homily by Father Santiago Martín and to the Chaplet of Divine Mercy.
The content, markedly devotional in nature, also includes the recitation of the Liturgy of the Hours and the reading of the Apophthegms of the Desert Fathers. Participants exchange greetings and multimedia resources, consolidating a prayer community around the daily word.
The consistency of this practice – the Gospel is published and the rosary convened every day – contrasts with the growing digitalisation of religious life. Social networks and forums have become spaces where liturgical tradition finds a new loudspeaker, far from physical temples but with the same intention of recollection. The initiative, which already has regular trinc, shows that faith is also prayed on the Internet.
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