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    This reflection discusses Jesus' servant lifestyle of healing others through his ministry, which caused many people to follow him but led his relatives to believe he was out of his mind as they tried to control him. It says Jesus' relatives did not understand his servant lifestyle, perhaps because they were consumed by a self-centered mindset of putting their own comfort and needs first. It concludes that to truly follow Jesus, one must embrace a servant lifestyle of prioritizing the welfare of others over oneself, which then makes one eligible to be called a true relative of Jesus.

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    This reflection discusses Jesus' servant lifestyle of healing others through his ministry, which caused many people to follow him but led his relatives to believe he was out of his mind as they tried to control him. It says Jesus' relatives did not understand his servant lifestyle, perhaps because they were consumed by a self-centered mindset of putting their own comfort and needs first. It concludes that to truly follow Jesus, one must embrace a servant lifestyle of prioritizing the welfare of others over oneself, which then makes one eligible to be called a true relative of Jesus.

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    Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Reflection

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    Ian Kenneth Lim
    This reflection discusses Jesus' servant lifestyle of healing others through his ministry, which caused many people to follow him but led his relatives to believe he was out of his mind as they tried to control him. It says Jesus' relatives did not understand his servant lifestyle, perhaps because they were consumed by a self-centered mindset of putting their own comfort and needs first. It concludes that to truly follow Jesus, one must embrace a servant lifestyle of prioritizing the welfare of others over oneself, which then makes one eligible to be called a true relative of Jesus.

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    Name: Kessah Marie C.

    Lim Date: June 10, 2018

    Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time


    (Mark 3:20-35)

    Reflection:
    At the start of today’s gospel we read about Jesus living His Servant
    hood lifestyle. He is just through His healing ministry that’s why many
    were still following Him to have His healing. And by not focusing anymore
    on Himself Jesus was labelled as someone who is out of His mind by His
    relatives who was trying to control Him. However Jesus’ relatives did not
    understand His Servant hood lifestyle. Perhaps they were also eaten up
    already by the self-centred lifestyle or the me first mind set: My comfort
    first, my needs and wants first. If we really want to follow Jesus we have
    to embrace His Servant hood mind set, lifestyle and way of life. We have
    to prioritize first the welfare of our fellowmen before our own. And if we
    do so we are now eligible to be called a true relative of Jesus.

    - I attended Mass.

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