The Lord shows His salvation from day to day!
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Sixth Sunday of Easter May 9, 2021 The Lord shows His salvation from day to day! A community of Faith hope and love
Transcript of The Lord shows His salvation from day to day!
Sixth Sunday of Easter
May 9, 2021
The Lord shows His salvation from day to day!
A community of Faith hope and love
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Bulletin Deadline: Friday, 5:00 pm, nine days prior to publication. You may email us at [email protected] or leave a printed copy in the inbox on the bulletin desk in the Parish Office. Thank you for your cooperation!
Baptism of Children: We welcome infants and children to our
Christian community! During these COVID times, individual
Baptisms for children are held on scheduled Saturday and
Sunday afternoons. Our modified preparation process
includes at-home reading and preparation by the parents
followed by a virtual or in-person conversation (your choice)
with a member of our parish staff. To start the process, please
call 516-731-4220 or email [email protected]. You
can also get information and preparation materials on our
website Baptism page: https://www.stbernardchurch.org/liturgy
-sacraments-prayer/baptism.
Marriages: Church arrangements should be made at least
6 months before the marriage and before making any
contracts with restaurants or caterers. Please call the
Rectory to set up an appointment with a priest, 731-4220.
Ministry to the Sick and Aging: If you are, or know of
someone who is homebound and would like to receive Holy
Communion, please call the rectory at 731-4220.
St. Vincent De Paul Society: 735-3218
Spiritual Life
You Must Wear A Face Mask When Coming To Mass.
Sunday Mass schedule: Saturday: 5:00 p.m.
Sunday: 7:30am • 9am • 10:30am • 12noon.
Mass in Spanish is celebrated on the second and fourth
Saturdays of the month at 7:30 p.m. in the church.
Weekday Mass 8am in the Church
Confessions Current Temporary Reconciliation Schedule
Saturdays 3-4pm in the Church Prayer Room
Would you like to join our vibrant community of Faith, Hope and Love? In these COVID times, we have a modified process for officially signing up. Call us at 516-731-4220 or email us at [email protected], and request a registration packet. After you return your registration form to us, one of our friendly Welcome Ambassadors will call you to welcome you personally and answer any questions you may have.
516-731-4220 Phone/516-731-4355 Fax Email: [email protected] Website: www.StBernardChurch.org
PASTORAL TEAM Father Ralph Sommer, Pastor
[email protected] ext. 130
Father Joe Nohs, Associate Pastor [email protected]
ext. 128
Father Innocent Duru, Chaplain In Residence [email protected]
Deacon John Blakeney
[email protected] 516-731-4220
Deacon James Flannery, TSA
[email protected] 516-731-4220
Religious Education
The Religious Education Office will remain closed during Covid-19. Please email [email protected] or call 516-731-8511 on Monday - Thursday between the
hours of 10am and 4pm.
Pat McDonough, Religious Education Program Administrator
[email protected] Ext. 144
Suzanne Richards, Pastoral Associate/Business Manager
[email protected] Ext.119
Sr. Christine Sammons, O.P.,
Coordinator of Parish Social Ministry [email protected]
516-731-6074
Mrs. Mary Jane Witte, Director of Liturgical Music [email protected]
ext. 142
Ms. Diane Vella, Pastoral Associate [email protected]
ext. 143
Mrs. Rose Marie Rotondo, Sacristan/Wedding Coordinator [email protected]
516-731-4220
Mr. Dimas Carbajal, Head of Maintenance [email protected]
ext. 126
CYO Basketball: email: [email protected] website: www.stbernardcyo.org
MISSION STATEMENT
With faith, hope, and love the people of
St. Bernard's parish family are on a mission to bring the Gospel of Jesus
to the Levittown Community and beyond.
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Rectory Office Opening
I’m happy to announce that our
rectory office will now be open
to the public without needing
appointments. Visitors must
wear masks, and people will be
welcomed only one at a time in
our lobby — if someone is
already inside, we’ll let you
know and ask you to wait
outside for a short time. We’ll
also ask you to print your name
in a visitor’s log for the purpose
of contact tracing in case there
is any report of a Covid
infection.
Hours are:
Monday-Friday: 9am-5pm
Saturdays: 9am -1pm
Sundays: 9:30am-1:30pm
If you wish to speak with a
priest it is always a good idea to
call ahead of time for an
appointment.
Happy Mother’s Day!
We want to wish all mothers a
happy day and pray that God
will continue to bless our
mothers with a year of good
health and happiness, joy and
fortitude, tranquility and hopes
fulfilled.
Fruit that Will Remain
E– mail Father Ralph: [email protected]
Every Christmas a variety of vendors who work with our parish send a fruit
basket to the rectory as a way of thanking us for our business with them. Some
years we get a lot of fruit all at once so we’re sure to eat the most perishable
fruits first and then we can follow up with the more long-lasting fruit in the
subsequent weeks. I refer to such items as “business fruit.” (If it’s from a
funeral home I call it “funeral fruit.”) In any case, I do enjoy the fruit-that-
remains as much as I enjoy the fruit we eat first.
In today’s Gospel (John 15:9-17), Jesus says, “It was not you who chose me,
but I who chose you and appointed you to go and bear fruit that will remain.”
Even though I’ve been reading this passage for years, it is only now that I’ve
reflected on this concept of “fruit that will remain.” One way to look at it is
that when we act in certain ways, when we say certain things, there is an
instant effect. But there is a lingering, ongoing effect too. “You’ll never amount
to anything....” That hurts immediately...but then goes on to poison someone’s
self-esteem for some time afterward — perhaps even for a lifetime. “You’re
such a help and such a delight....” These words encourage not only at the
moment they are spoken, but they have a lasting, uplifting effect on the person
who hears them.
Jesus points out that he has chosen his disciples — and of course that includes
us — for the mission of bearing fruit-that-will-remain. Consider that this is your
mission for the rest of today! Do things and say things that will have a lasting
positive effect. (And don’t do or say things that will have a lasting negative
effect.) This requires a certain amount of mindfulness — as opposed to
carelessness in our speech and actions. And this weekend gives us the perfect
opportunity to bear good long-lasting fruit since we’re celebrating Mother’s
Day. Saying the loving and grateful things to our moms comes so easily today.
Doing special things for her is also easy on a day like today. After the success
of the loving acts and words toward Mom, keep the trend going on Monday.
Jesus chose you for Monday’s “gift of fruit”. Think of who else needs some
affirmation, some extra help, a gift of some of your time or talent.
Jesus tells us that this is the appointment he now gives us. And that
appointment doesn’t end on Monday.
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Sunday Collections
We are grateful to those who have contributed
via text-to give (516) 701-3179 or Faith Direct
this past week. As we continue to pay salaries
and bills we rely on both mail-in and online
contributions. Please consider signing up for
Faith Direct.
If you’re ready to take this step, go to
https://membership.faithdirect.net/NY272
and signup today.
We are grateful to those who have contributed
via text-to give (516) 701-3179 or Faith Direct
this past week. As we continue to pay salaries
and bills we rely on both mail-in and online
contributions. Please consider signing up for
Faith Direct.
If you’re ready to take this step, go to
https://membership.faithdirect.net/NY272
and signup today.
St. Bernard’s Alzheimer’s
Caregiver Support Group meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th TUESDAY of
the month from 11:00 am to 12:00 Noon in St.
Bernard's Parish Center. This program is designed
to help each other cope with the challenging
situation of dealing with someone with dementia.
For more information, please call Mike
Bartholomew at is 516-754-8146.
St. Bernard’s Plant Sale!
Spring is in the air!
Plant sale will be
May 15th and 16th this year.
Mark your calendars.
Next week our special collection supports the
Catholic Communications Campaign. This
campaign connects people with Christ and builds
Catholic communities in the United States and
developing countries using the internet, television,
radio, and print media. Half of the money collected
remains here in the Diocese of Rockville Centre to
fund local communications efforts. Your support
helps spread the Gospel message! To learn more,
visit www.usccb.org/ccc.
Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord
Thursday, May 13 is the
Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord.
The Mass schedule is:
8:00 am • 12 Noon • 7:30 pm
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mass intentions
BANNS OF MARRIAGE
Third Time Jillian Claire Mulholland, St. Bernard , Levittown
Daniel Patrick Manley
Please pray for all those on our Long-term Sick List
All names will remain on the list for 4 weeks after you call in.
After that time we ask, if necessary, to call again.
Thank you for cooperating and God bless all.
Pray for the sick of our parish
Chris Angyal Susan Arena Brian Austin
Arlene Barsch Ken Bausert Elaine Bode
Robert Bontempo Thomas Brennan Regina Burke
Almira Cabrera Mathew Ciassi Matthew Claffi
Rosemary Clark Mason Francis Combs Linda Costello
Justin Dawson Monica DeLaRosa May Ann Dima
Debra Dowdell Margaret Dowdell Janet Doyle
Evangeline Duckworth Michelle Finnan Gerry Finlan
Jim Finlan Linda Fitz Kathleen Flaherty
Rich Fuleki Bobby Gallagher Teresita Gallego
Michael Giampetruzzi Joseph Gould Colleen Grasing
Rosemary Guirreri Maureen Guarino John Guiffre
Mike Hach Patricia Hafner Carolyn Hakim
Cynthia Hansen Donna Hare Vicki Jacona
Jerome W. Kalkhof Katherine Anne Kwestel Violet Kwestel
Rosemarie LaFrance William Lellis Eugene Francis Luginsland
Tia Mabanta Jaime Macias Andrew Mahoney
Rosemary Marciano John Matlock Rudy Mazurczak
William McDonagh Teresa McDonald Mary McLean
Mary Messina Marc Monteau Maryann Mulholland
Lydia Nazzaro Carole O'Donnell Kerri Orlando
Rosina Perri Sally Perry Gerry Pokorny
Laureen Quinn-Sturge Deanne Reilly Vinny Rosa
John Rotondo, Jr. John Rotondo, Sr. Flore Rowe
Frederick Russ Eve Saint Thomas Saint
Terry Sherwood Katie-Ellen Spinell Danielle Stallone
Frances Stallone Liberty Tabag David Testa
Fook Sin Tung Rosalie Travers Frances Trzcinski
Joan Virostko Theresa Votta Patricia Ward
Kendra Wetterhahn Cynthia Wilson
Saturday, May 8
8:00 am Lilia Poblete-3rd Year Remembrance,
Living &Deceased Members of the Lynch/
Albano Families,
Madelyn Maher,
Carlos A. Fonseca
5:00 pm Living and Deceased Members of Holy
Innocents Council
7:30 pm Martha Mero Salazar
Sunday, May 9
7:30 am People of the parish
9:00 am Marie Flannery
10:30 am FOR ALL PARISHONERS,
Cynthia Simpson,
MOTHERS DAY NOVENA,
Mora Quinn Bannon,
Aida Oviedo
12 Noon Michael and Bridget Murray
Monday, May 10
8:00 am MOTHERS DAY NOVENA
Tuesday, May 11
8:00 am MOTHERS DAY NOVENA
Wednesday, May 12
8:00 am MOTHERS DAY NOVENA
5:00 pm FOR ALL PARISHONERS
Thursday, May 13, Solemnity of the Ascension of the
Lord
8:00 am MOTHERS DAY NOVENA
12 Noon John Bruce Kilgannon
7:30 pm For all parishioners
Friday, May 14
8:00 am MOTHERS DAY NOVENA
Saturday, May 15
8:00 am MOTHERS DAY NOVENA,
Marie Woods,
Patricia Tolle
5:00 pm Margaret & Cornelius Flaherty
Sunday, May 16
7:30 am People of the parish
9:00 am Rae Nuzio—12th Year Remembrance
10:30 am Mother’s Day Novena,
Edmund Crane,
Jacob Haff
12 Noon For all parishioners,
Michael T. Buckley,
Thomas P. Larkin
Pray for our beloved deceased
and those who mourn for them
James Boyle Paul F. Bopp Marie Woods
Henry John Berg David Stayer Elmer Verzo
Lydia Verzo
SACRAMENTS
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Summer Adult
Faith Formation
Pope Francis has been a leading voice
inviting the people and nations of the world
to dream together about a better world
post-COVID.
Get a copy of his book Let Us Dream, start
reading it, and let’s dream together of a path
to a better future, one more like the future
GOD dreams of, strengthened by the lessons
we have learned from COVID.
Join one of our summer in-person (safe!) or
online “dreaming groups.”
Coming in july—
watch for dates!
Presentation/discussion evening
via Zoom!
Our winter-spring theme continues:
SACRAMENTS: DOORS TO THE SACRED
Next Date: Friday, May 14, 7:30 pm
Marriage: Finding God in Intimacy and Family
Special In-person FRIDAY FAITH, June 11, 7:30 pm
Holy Orders: Finding God in Service to the Church
(with guest appearances by St. Bernard’s priests and deacons!)
ADULT FAITH FORMATION
Pre-register for May 14 program by May 13..
Register online at
https://www.stbernardchurch.org/faith-formation/faith
-formation-adults
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Campaign update: Amount Pledged: $1,787,644 Amount Collected: $1,226,030 Still to come: $561,613
First Proposed Drawings for
Church Renovation
We finally have an initial drawing and floor plan for the construction of
a new lobby and entrance for our church, after the tower has been
taken down. Note that the new entrance faces the parking lot. While
the architects included the location of the steeple, its design hasn’t been
determined. (We’ll be looking for one with a larger cross.)
Check out
more
details at
our
website!
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Michael Agunzo, Jr.
Joseph Albertini, US Army
Edward Alexander, USAF
PFC John Amon, USMC
Andrew Anton
Patrick Ayoung, USAF
Sgt. Eric R. Brouillet, USMC
Nicholas Catalano
LCpl Steven Churchill, USMC
Meaghann Clark, US Army
Airman 1st class Sean Cook, USAF
Sgt. William Curtin, US Army
Maj. Christopher DarConte, USAF
Michael J. DiDomenico, Jr., USMC
Seaman Jack Doupe, USN
Captain Carey Eden
Pvt. Erick Elkowitz, USMC
Sgt. Matthew Ferrante, USMC
Albert Giovanniello, USAF
Zachary Gunusen, USN
Frank Iadevia, USAF
Sgt. Jonathan Iliev, US Army
Colonel John P. Kilbride, US Army
Lt. Colonel Thomas J. Kilbride, US Army
Michael Kruszewski, USN
Specialist William E Ladouceur III , US Army
Lt. Jacen Lanclos
Pvt. Nicholas Lane, US Army
Sgt.1st Class Chris Manzililio
LCpl Kieran McCaughey, USMC
Lt. Kyle McDermott
Airman 1st Class Maritza R. Mazzara, USAF
Ricardo Melendez, USMC
Seaman Mike Mercado, USN
Robert S. Meyers
LCpl Nicholas Montalvo, USMC
Pvt. William Munn, US Army
Conor O’Leary, US Army
Matthew P O'Neill, US Army
Please pray for those
Serving in the military
Call the Rectory to have names added or removed from this list, or to add the branch of service.
Remember and pray for all the wonderful men and woman serving in our Military especially those who are away from their
homes so that we can enjoy peace and freedom. God bless all of them and comfort those who have suffered sickness or injury.
Rob Owens, USMC
Frank Pascale
Jacqueline Peterson
LCPL. Christopher Piccolo, USMC
Joseph R. Ralph, USN
Cpl. Michael Randazzo
Sgt. Samuel Rodriquez, US Army
John Ross, USAF
Sgt. Tony G. Rotondo, USMC
Carl M. Saviano
MSgt. Matthew Schwally, USAF
Sgt. Vince Senn
PFC Desmond Slattery
Kevin J. Smithwick, USMC
Sgt. Jonathan Soto, US Army
Joseph A. Squillace, USAF
Pvt Michael Stinnett, US Army
Thomas Sullivan
Sgt. William Sutch, USMC
Focus on Religious Freedom
Catholics for Freedom of Religion
www.cffor.org
Happening Now: Christian College Sues Over
Forcing Men Into Women's Dorms :
College of the Ozarks in Missouri is suing this
administration over a recent directive that redefines
"sex" in the Dept. of Housing & Urban Development
(HUD), forcing religious institutions to permit students
of the opposite sex in the same bathrooms, dormitories
and dorm rooms. Religious liberty group Alliance
Defending Freedom asserts the executive order "requires
private religious colleges to place biological males into
female dormitories and assign them as females'
roommates....Religious schools shouldn't be punished
simply because of their beliefs about marriage and
biological sex."(5)
Our Lady of Mercy Academy Principal's List
The following students of Our Lady of Mercy Academy have exhibited academic excellence for
the Third Quarter of the 2020-2021 academic year:
Kaitlin Anderson
Gabriela Guzman
Academic
Excellence
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Parish social ministry Sr. Christine Sammons, O.P., 731-6074
St. Vincent de Paul: 735-3218
We are grateful to everyone who remembers our low-
income neighbors. We are happy to share—in your
name! This week our pantry needs include:
➢ Canned tomato products (sauce, paste, crushed,
etc.)
➢ Canned potatoes and other vegetables
As always, thank you for your food, gift cards and monetary
donations! Kindly remember the poor boxes~~they are the
bread baskets of those in need.
FEMA will provide financial assistance (up to $9,000)
for COVID-19-related funeral expenses incurred after
January 20, 2020. Please call us if this might apply to
you!
Behind on Rent due to COVID 19?:
The Community Development Corporation says you
may be eligible for 3 months of rental payments if:
1. Income/wages were lost due to COVID 19.
2. You were unable to work because you or
someone in your household was sick.
3. Your household income is at or below
$81,050.
If the answer is yes to the three questions, complete an
inquiry form online: www.cdcli.org. Eligible
individuals will be immediately invited to complete an
application. Questions: call 1-800-375-1014. This is
a federal block grant.
Mobile Medical Unit at St. Bernard’s:
The Heart and Health Van was cancelled due to lack
of interest at this time. We were approached by South
Nassau Hospital about their distributing COVID
vaccines. We will keep you posted!
Gently Used Communion Outfits:
St. Vincent de Paul, across the island, will be collecting
gently used, clean Communion dresses and suits for
distribution in 2021. We will let you know when our
conference will be collecting.
Long Island Head Start is having open enrollment
for their programs: Head Start for 3-5 year-olds; Early
Head Start for expectant mothers, infants and toddlers.
For further information, call (631) 758-5200 or visit the
website at: www.liheadstart.org where you will see the
application.
Nassau County Senior Citizen
Coronavirus Hotline -- 516-227-9590
The Long Island Alzheimer’s and Dementia
Center (1025 Old Country Road, Westbury, [516] 767-
6856) has many programs for those dealing with these
illnesses including virtual activities, in-home respite, 1:1
counseling, weekly check in, caregiver programs and
support groups. Call them if you think they would be
helpful! You can also check their website:
www.lidementia.org.
Island Harvest Food Bank has staff available to help
community members apply for SNAP (food stamps)
over the phone. Each person applying may be eligible
for approximately $200/month. Call Island Harvest at
(516) 805-1642 or visit [email protected]. We are
members of Island Harvest!
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The Sixth Sunday of Easter May 9, 2021
Happy Mother’s Day!
We wish all our mothers a happy and healthy Mother’s Day!
Loving God,
as a mother gives life and nourishment
to her children, so you watch over your Church.
Bless our mother. Let the example of her faith and love shine forth.
Grant that we, her family, may honor her always
with a spirit of profound respect. Grant this through Christ our Lord.
Amen.
Our Lady of Fatima
We celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Fatima on May 13.
Mary appeared to three peasant children near Fatima,
Portugal, six times between May 13 and October 13, 1917,
and asked for prayers for world peace and an end to World
War I, for sinners, and for the conversion of Russia. She
entrusted the children with three secrets, regarding devotion
to her Immaculate Heart, a vision of hell, and a “bishop in
white” shot by soldiers firing bullets and arrows. Many
connect the third secret to the attempted assassination of
Blessed Pope John Paul II on May 13, 1981, and the pope
thanked Mary for guiding the bullet and saving him. At the
Vatican, Pope Francis has stood before the statue of Our
Lady from the Fatima shrine and formally entrusted the
world to Mary.
Copyright © 2021, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, DC. All rights reserved.
Prayer taken from Catholic Household Blessing and Prayers, Revised Edition.
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We know that many of you have been inquiring about either becoming a server
or asking when we will have servers again. The answer is now and when you
are ready.
Since there will be more safety measures included, we will be training everyone
to become Acolytes all over again.
So, if you wish to become a server, or even if you have been a server, we ask
that you fill out the form below. You MUST be at least 5th grade, be able to be
appropriate during Mass, be able to follow instructions, and would have received first Holy
Communion; then you are free to sign up.
Your Name: ________________________________________________________
Your email address (if you have one): ___________________________________
Your Cellular Number (if you have one): _________________________________
Parent or Guardian Name: ____________________________________________
How do we address them? (Mr or Mrs. what??? Some people have different last names):
_________________________________________________________________
What’s their email: _________________________________________________
What’s their Cellular Number: _______________________________________
We will always use the parent’s number and email first.
These emails and phone numbers will not be published.
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Do you have a Caring Heart?
Are you being called to serve others?
If so, St. Francis Hospital and Heart Center is looking for you.
The Nursing Department has open positions for compassionate care givers to become Nursing Assistants
also known as Patient Care Associates (PCA). On the job training is provided. High School Diploma or equivalent
is required.
The role of the PCA involves providing, comfort, compassionate communication and emotional support to
our patients in addition to direct patient care including; bathing, toileting, feeding, ambulating, turning and
positioning.
St. Francis Hospital and Heart Center located at 100 Port Washington Blvd in Roslyn is the only specialty
Cardiac Center in NYS. We provide health care benefits for you and your family as well as
paid time off. The hospital is conveniently located near public transportation.
If you are interested in this position, please contact: Jaime Slone at 516-562-6893 or
visit our website at https://stfrancisheartcenter.chsli.org/ and click on careers.
Monday, May 3rd - Speaker: REV. GIUS GARCIA
Pastor, Ss. Cyril and Methodius, Deer Park, NY
At conclusion of talk, Fr Gius will bless all with a relic of St Catherine Laboure
Monday, May 10th – Speaker: REV.GREGORY CAPPUCCINO
Former Pastor, St. Frances de Chantal, Wantagh, NY
Monday, May 17th - SPECIAL MASS TO BE CELEBRATED
IN HONOR OF MARY AND FOR THE CROWNING OF THE BLESSED MOTHER
PRESIDED BY REV. SETH N. AWO DOKU,
Pastor, St. Frances de Chantal, Wantagh, NY
For additional information, please call Linda at (516) 579-0805
MAY MARIAN DEVOTIONS
St. Frances de Chantal parish, 1309 Wantagh Ave, extends an invitation to all to
attend a special program for our May Marian Devotions which will also be live streamed
on our parish website at www.saintjanefrances.org. Join us each night at 7:30 pm in
the church for the Rosary and Miraculous Medal Novena followed by guest speakers
and a special mass for the Crowning of our Blessed Mother on May 17, 2021.
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The Ride Home
This feature is for families to share their thoughts as they travel to and from Church.
Sixth Sunday of Easter
May 9, 2021
Gospel: John 15:9-17
Adults: How is love of others connected to love of God?
Children: How can I show Jesus’ love to others this week?
Sixth Sunday of Easter
May 9th, 2021
Scripture Insights
T he Lectionary’s snippets often drop us into the
middle of a story, like latecomers to a movie.
Today, we are in the midst of the Acts of the Apostles.
From a human point of view this haphazard,
surprising sequence of events in Acts leaves two
impressions about the infant Church: its vulnerability
and its energetic joy. The larger spiritual view sees the
steady hand of providence as God gradually unveils a
master plan of salvation.
These surprises culminate in the greatest shock of
all, as Luke explains in today's passage: the dramatic
shift to include the Gentiles among the People of God.
Since the second century, the Church has been almost
exclusively made up of Gentiles - non-Jews-a situation
that none of the Apostles or New Testament writers
could have imagined. In turn, it is hard for us to
imagine how wrenching this change was for them.
Israel had always expected the Gentile nations to come
to their God (see Isaiah 2:1-4) but thought they would
do so by way of Judaism.
Peter's remark in verse 28 supplies context: “God
has shown me that I should not call any person
profane”. It dawned on him and the young Church
that God was going to save the Gentiles not as Jews
but as Gentiles. Note their astonishment in 10:34. The
Greek phrase calls to mind something like an
overpowering idea suddenly taking hold. Gentiles were
no longer dogs under the Jewish table begging for the
children's bread (see Matthew 15:27) but full partners
and joint heirs with the ancient people of the covenant.
The shift signals a major new theme in Acts. Jesus
says in our Gospel today, “I no longer call you
slaves…. [but] friends.” The reason for this is the
unconditional and total love with which the Father
loves the Son: “As the Father loves me so I also love
you” (15:9). This in turn requires the same surrender
to each other: Now “love one another as I have loved
you” (15:12).
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