First Reading: (Job 42:1-3, 6, 12-17)
Responsorial Psalm: (Psalm 119)
Response:
"Lord, let your face shine on me."
Gospel: (Luke 10:17-24)
Reflection:
The seventy-two disciples return filled with joy after their mission. Jesus reminds them that the greatest blessing is not their success or power, but their relationship with God. True joy comes from belonging to Him (God). Like the disciples, we may face struggles and opposition, yet God gives us victory when we place our trust in Him.
From the first reading, God transforms suffering into blessing, fear into joy, and trials into testimony for Job.
Job suffered immensely yet remained faithful. The disciples encountered challenges yet returned rejoicing. Both readings reveal the same truth: What God begins, He completes. When prayers seem delayed, when burdens feel heavy, or when life appears unfair, God asks us to trust His timing. Our crosses can become ladders that bring us closer to Him.
God bless and have a wonderful day.
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