In today’s first reading, the Lord speaks through the prophet Isaiah during a time of political dissolution and moral decline. The prophet had warned of God’s judgment against people for the feelings of self-importance they found in their possessions, and condemned them for various forms of economic injustice such as exploiting the poor and immigrants. Good stewards know that Isaiah’s message is as compelling today as it was in the time of the kingdom of Judah: Do the right thing. Offer justice and compassion toward others. Be honest in all your dealings. And remember to observe the day of the Lord.
Join us to pray with Bridges to Contemplative Living, reflecting on writings by Thomas Merton this Wednesday, August 16, 2017 at 7:00 PM. Join us whether you have prayed this way before or this is a first time!
