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    This reflection discusses Luke 6:27-28 which contains Jesus' teachings on loving your enemies and doing good to those who hate you. The reflection notes that Jesus' statements in these verses are exceptionally hard to live by on our own and can only be achieved with God's help. It questions what should be prayed for now in light of these challenging teachings from Jesus.

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    This reflection discusses Luke 6:27-28 which contains Jesus' teachings on loving your enemies and doing good to those who hate you. The reflection notes that Jesus' statements in these verses are exceptionally hard to live by on our own and can only be achieved with God's help. It questions what should be prayed for now in light of these challenging teachings from Jesus.

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    Feb 20 Sunday Mass Reflection

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    This reflection discusses Luke 6:27-28 which contains Jesus' teachings on loving your enemies and doing good to those who hate you. The reflection notes that Jesus' statements in these verses are exceptionally hard to live by on our own and can only be achieved with God's help. It questions what should be prayed for now in light of these challenging teachings from Jesus.

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    REFLECTION

    LUKE 6: 27-28

    Questions:

    1. Line/ character that struck you


    - Without me, you can do nothing
    2. What is challenge that you realized in the gospel?
    - I realized that we read and prayed about Luke's beatitudes in yesterday's Gospel,
    which teach us that if we are poor, insulted, etc. while serving God, we are lucky
    because we have been selected to serve God in this exceptional way. For us now,
    Jesus' statements are exceptionally hard and tough. Although we may be familiar
    with these phrases, attempting to live them most of the time may seem impossible.
    Only with God's help can we live this new way of Jesus as indicated in this verse.
    -

    3. What question can you come up with?


    - So, what should I pray for now?

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