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"Lord, I am not worthy that you should enter under my roof." We say these words at every Mass, but do we remember where they come from?
In this episode of "A Word of Hope" for the Monday of the First Week of Advent, Fr. Charlie Bouchard explores the biblical roots of our liturgical prayers. From "The Lord be with you" to "Lamb of God," our worship is steeped in Scripture.
Fr. Charlie focuses specifically on the story of the Roman Centurion—an outsider and a soldier—who recognized Jesus' power. His humble admission, known in Latin as Domine, non sum dignus, reminds us that while we may feel unworthy, God is willing and eager to enter our lives and heal us.
📖 Scripture Referenced:
Matthew 8:5-13: The Faith of the Centurion ("Lord, I am not worthy...")
John 1:29: "Behold the Lamb of God..."
Luke 1:28: The Annunciation ("The Lord is with you.")
👇 Video Chapters:
00:00 Intro: Monday of the First Week of Advent
00:15 Where Do Our Mass Prayers Come From?
00:40 "The Lord Be With You" & "Lamb of God"
01:28 The Roman Centurion: An Outsider with Faith
01:50 Domine Non Sum Dignus (Lord, I Am Not Worthy)
02:30 Believing in God from a Distance
03:08 God Wants to Enter Your Life
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