Saturday's gospel: a reminder not to forget the poor
Every Saturday, a community of the faithful shares the gospel reading of the day. This time, the passage from Lamentations 2 and the call "May the humble not walk away disappointed" resonate strongly. The homily by Father Santiago Martín, of the Franciscans of Mary, and the praying of the Holy Rosary at 22:00 complete the day.
The central message of the reading, "Never forget the life of the poor," finds an echo in the day's readings, which describe the ruin of Zion and the suffering of the people. The community also shares the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, prayed at 15:00, and viewers are invited to Holy Mass live at 20:00.
This kind of daily publication reflects the persistence of the Catholic tradition in the digital sphere, where the faithful find a space for prayer and shared reflection. The inclusion of links to resources such as the saints' calendar and the apophthegms of the Desert Fathers shows a search for spiritual depth.
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