| Liturgy of the day |
| Friday of the seventh week of Ordinary Time (odd) |
| liturgical color Green |
| Antiphon |
| trust, Lord in your mercy. My heart shall rejoice in your salvation, sing to the Lord that I enjoyed. (Ps 13:6) |
| Colletta |
| Your help, the merciful Father, make us ever attentive to the voice of the Spirit, because we can know what is right according to your will and implement it in words and in deeds. Through our Lord Jesus Christ ... |
| First Reading from 6.5 to 17 Sir |
| For a faithful friend is not the price. |
| From the Book of Sirach A sweet mouth multiplies friends, language affable good relations. are many those living in peace with you, but your adviser a thousand. If you want a friend, try it now and do not trust him. There is in fact who is a friend when it suits them, but not resist the day of your misfortune. There is also the friend who changes into enemy and find your arguments to your shame. There friend companion table but can not resist the day of your misfortune. In your luck will be another yourself and speak freely with your servants. But if you're humiliated, will stand against you and hide from your presence. Stay away from your enemies and look at the your friends. A faithful friend is a safe haven: who finds it, finds a treasure. For a faithful friend no price, no measure its value. A faithful friend is life-giving medicine: will find those who fear the Lord. who fears the Lord knows how to choose friends: as he is, such are his friends. |
| Psalm 118 Psalm |
| Guide Me, O Lord, the path of your commands. |
| Blessed art Thou, O Lord: teach me your decrees . In Your decrees are my delight, not forget your word. Open my eyes because I consider the wonders of your law. me know the way of your precepts and meditate your wonders. Give me understanding, that I watch over your law and observe with all my heart. me walk the path of your commands, because it is my happiness. |
| Gospel Acclamation |
| Alleluia, alleluia. Your word, O Lord, is truth; consacraci truth. Alleluia. |
| Gospel Mk 10:1-12 |
| The man does not divide what God has joined together. |
 "From the Gospel according to Mark At that time, Jesus departed from Capernaum, was in the region of Judea and beyond the Jordan River. The crowds gathered to him again and again he taught them , as he had done. Some Pharisees came, and to test him, asked Jesus if it is lawful for a man to divorce his wife. But he answered them, "What did Moses command you?". They said: Moses has permission to write a certificate of divorce and divorce. " Jesus said to them: "For your hardness of heart he wrote you this commandment. But the beginning of creation [God] made them male and female, for this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and cleaves to his wife and two shall become one flesh. So they are no longer two but one flesh. So the man does not divide what God has joined together. " At home, the disciples asked him again about this topic. He said to them: 'Whoever divorces his wife and marries another commits adultery against her and if she divorces her husband and marries another woman commits adultery. " |
| Prayer bids |
| "Lord, accept this offer expression of our faith; ago 'that give glory to your name and conducive to the salvation of the world. through Christ our Lord . |
| antiphon for |
| tell of all your wonders. I thee rejoice and be glad, singing praises to thy name, O Most High. |
| Prayer after Communion |
| proclaim tutte le tue meraviglie. In te gioisco ed esulto, canto inni al tuo nome, o Altissimo. (Sal 9,2-3) Oppure: Signore, io credo che tu sei il Cristo, il Figlio del Dio vivente, venuto in questo mondo. (Gv 11,27) |
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