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Reading I: Exodus 24:3-8
Responsorial Psalm 116:12-13, 15-16, 17-18
Reading II: Hebrews 9:11-15
Gospel: Mark 14:12-16, 22-26

Let your love course  through our lives and heal us.
(Introductory Prayers)

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THE GOSPEL

Mark 14:12-16, 22-26

This is my body.

Jesus,

you
call all of us:
priest and penitent,
the homeless and CEO’s,
immigrants and border agents,
Italians, Asian-Americans, Japanese.
Those who stand back and those who don’t,
None of us is worthy, but you tell us,
“your souls shall be healed.”

“This is my body;
take it and
eat.”

Oh please stay with us forever.
Make us one with you,
one with each
 other.

Let your love course
 through our lives
and heal us.
Make us
one
in
your one
body.


THE FIRST READING

Exodus 24:3-8

This is the blood of the covenant.

 Blood:
a sign of
the covenant.

Moses
splashed some
on the altar and then
some onto the people,
recalling the solemn bond
they had entered
with God.

They would be God’s people.
 God would love them
forever.

Christ’s blood,
Christ’s body, Christ’s care:
the marks of the new
covenant.

Sprinkle it, pour it,
drown us
in your
love,
O,
Christ.


THE SECOND READING
Hebrews 9:11-15

Christ entered once for all into the sanctuary,
with his own blood,
       obtaining eternal redemption.

Once for
all time, Christ
sealed the covenant
with his
own blood.

He pushed straight into
the sacred place
with all of us
in tow.

Who could love us more?

Thank you, Lord.
Thank you.

Anne Osdieck
Art by Martin Erspamer, OSB
from Religious Clip Art for the Liturgical Year (A, B, and C). This art may be reproduced only by parishes who purchase the collection in book or CD-ROM form. For more information go http://www.ltp.org