F\u00f8rste tekst i dagens messe er hanta fra: 2. Kongebok 5,14-17:
\nS\u00e5 drog Na’aman ned til Jordan og dukket seg sju ganger i elven, slik gudsmannen hadde sagt. Da ble kroppen hans frisk igjen som kroppen til en liten gutt, og han ble ren. S\u00e5 vendte han tilbake til gudsmannen med hele sitt f\u00f8lge. Da han kom dit, gikk han fram for profeten og sa: «N\u00e5 vet jeg at det ikke finnes noen Gud p\u00e5 hele jorden uten i Israel. Ta da imot en gave fra din tjener!» … <\/i><\/p>\n
Evangeliet fortsetter det samme temaet, og evangelieverset er slik: Alleluja. Takk Gud under alle forhold. For det er hva Gud gjennom Kristus Jesus vil dere skal gj\u00f8re. Alleluja.<\/i> Evangeliet fra Lukas 17,11-19 forteller om de ti spedalske som renses, men bare \u00e9n kommer tilbake for \u00e5 takke. Denne teksten sp\u00f8r oss om vi viser Gud (og mennesker) den rette takk n\u00e5r vi f\u00e5r hjelp:<\/p>\n
P\u00e5 veien mot Jerusalem drog han gjennom grenselandet mellom Samaria og Galilea. Da han skulle g\u00e5 inn i en landsby, kom ti spedalske imot ham. De ble st\u00e5ende langt unna og ropte: «Jesus, mester, miskunn deg over oss!» Da han fikk se dem, sa han: «G\u00e5 og vis dere for prestene!» Og mens de var p\u00e5 vei dit, ble de rene. Men \u00e9n av dem kom tilbake da han merket at han var blitt frisk. Han priste Gud h\u00f8ylytt, kastet seg ned for Jesu f\u00f8tter og takket ham. Denne mannen var en samaritan. Jesus sa: «Ble ikke alle ti rene? Hvor er da de ni? Var det ingen andre enn denne fremmede som vendte tilbake for \u00e5 gi Gud \u00e6ren?» Og han sa til ham: «Reis deg og g\u00e5 hjem! Din tro har frelst deg.» <\/i><\/p>\n
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\nI s\u00f8ndagens Angelus-tale sa pave Benedikt ogs\u00e5 f\u00f8lgende om evangelieteksten:
\nJesus heals ten sick men of leprosy, an illness then considered an «impure contagion» that required a ritual purification (cf Lk 14:1-37). In truth, the leprosy that really plagues man and society is sin; the pride and selfishness that produce indifference, hate and violence in the human soul. This leprosy of the soul, that disfigures the face of humanity, can be cured by no one if not God, who is Love. Opening the heart to God, the person who turns himself around becomes healed internally of evil.<\/font><\/i><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"