Daily Gospel for Sunday. Daily Readings & prayer, December 6, 2020

Catholic Daily Readings for the Holy Gospel, December 6, 2020. Reflection on daily Gospel of Mark 1:1-8 - Let us meditate through the Pope´s reflections to Holy Gospel. Daily Readings and the daily Prayer for your life to get serenity and inner peace on the second Sunday of Advent. "To open one´s heart to the Lord is to make way for his blessings and salvation. We must prepare all our senses awaiting the Sweet Child God who is already on his way. He wants to stay in our lives forever. Are we willing to give Him our hearts and all of us?". Get the healing in this usccb Daily Readings Sunday.

Serenity prayer for December 6.

My God, You are my greatest blessing, from whom I get the strength not to give up when everything gets complicated. In your name I am able to face every problem and come out victorious. This I will be able to achieve with your presence. Amen

Readings for Sunday.

First Reading for daily Gospel: Reading from the book of Isaiah 30:19-21,23-26: "The glory of the Lord will be revealed to all humanity.".

Daily Psalm for Sunday.

Daily reading from Psalm 84(85):9-14: "Let us see, O Lord, your mercy, and give us your saving help." (R).

• I will hear what the Lord God has to say, a voice that speaks of peace, peace for his people. His help is near for those who fear him and his glory will dwell in our land. (R).
• Mercy and faithfulness have met; justice and peace have embraced. Faithfulness shall spring from the earth and justice look down from heaven. (R).
• The Lord will make us prosper and our earth shall yield its fruit. Justice shall march before him and peace shall follow his steps. (R).

Second Reading for Sunday.

Second Reading for Sunday, taken from the Second Book of Peter 3:8-14: "Expecting a New Heaven and a New Earth".

Daily Gospel Acclamation.

Catholic Daily Reading acclamation: "Alleluia, alleluia! Prepare a way for the Lord, make his paths straight, and all mankind shall see the salvation of God. Alleluia!" (Daily readings for today extracted of Luke 3:4,6.)

Daily Gospel for December 6. Mark 1:1-8.

Daily readings Sunday, Gospel for December 6 (We must prepare the way of the Lord): The beginning of the Good News about Jesus Christ, the Son of God. It is written in the book of the prophet Isaiah: Look, I am going to send my messenger before you; he will prepare your way. A voice cries in the wilderness: Prepare a way for the Lord, make his paths straight. And so, it was that John the Baptist appeared in the wilderness, proclaiming a baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sins. All Judaea and all the people of Jerusalem made their way to him, and as they were baptised by him in the river Jordan they confessed their sins. John wore a garment of camel-skin, and he lived on locusts and wild honey. In the course of his preaching he said, ‘Someone is following me, someone who is more powerful than I am, and I am not fit to kneel down and undo the strap of his sandals. I have baptised you with water, but he will baptise you with the Holy Spirit.". (The catholic daily readings and the Holy Gospel, on this page, are from the Jerusalem Bible)

Daily Readings reflection, by Pope Francis.

"Pope Francis: Have a heart overflowing with love, peace, and joy as you wait for the Lord"

From  daily Reading we can understand that the heart of man desires joy. We all desire joy, every family, every people aspire to happiness. But what is the joy that the Christian is called to live, is called to witness? It is that which comes from the nearness of God, from his presence in our lives.

From the moment Jesus entered history, with his birth in Bethlehem, humanity received the seed of the Kingdom of God, like the soil that receives the seed, the promise of the future harvest. It is no longer necessary to look elsewhere.

Jesus came to bring joy to all and forever. It is not a joy only expected or postponed to Paradise: here on earth we are sad, but in Paradise we will be happy. No, no. This is not it. It is a joy that is already real and can be experienced now because Jesus himself is our joy, and our home with Jesus is joyful, as that sign of yours said: "With Jesus, joy is at home.

And without Jesus, is there joy? No. Bravo. He is alive, and he is the Risen One, and he works in us and among us, especially with the Word and the Sacraments. All of us baptised, children of the Church, are called to always welcome God´s presence in our midst again and to help others discover it, or rediscover it if they have forgotten it.

This is a beautiful mission, similar to that of St. John the Baptist: to direct people to Christ, not to ourselves because He is the goal towards which the human heart tends when it seeks joy and happiness.

(...) We have never heard of a sad saint or a saint with a funeral face. It has never been heard of. It would be a contradiction in terms. The Christian is a person whose heart is overflowing with peace because he knows how to put his joy in the Lord even when he goes through the difficult moments of life.

Having faith does not mean "not having difficult moments", but having the strength to face them knowing that we are not alone. And this is the peace that God gives to his children.

With her gaze turned to the approaching Christmas, the Church invites us to bear witness that Jesus is not a character from the past; he is the Word of God who continues to illuminate man´s path today; his gestures, the Sacraments, are the manifestation of the Father´s tenderness, consolation, and love for every human being. (Daily Readings reflection, Angelus, December 16, 2014).

Daily Prayer Sunday, for Gospel.

Lord, thank you for the blessing of having life. Come and fill my heart and give me a faith that leads me to put all my trust in You. I come to your call to be filled with your peace that surpasses all. Put an end to the fear that keeps me from moving forward. Heal my heart and give me strength to follow you. You are my shield and I am sure that your Love and your Grace will not depart from me. Amen. (Healing with the serenity prayer for daily readings and Holy Gospel)

The Pope´s daily quotation.

"Just as those who loved us before we were born were waiting for us, now Love itself is waiting for us. And if we are expected in Heaven, why live with earthly pretensions? Why waste time complaining about the night while the light of day awaits us?". Pope Francis.

Purpose for daily Gospel.

Invite to the Holy Mass a family member, friend or acquaintance who has lost a little faith and invite them to the sacrament of reconciliation.

Video of the Daily Readings.

Enjoy now the video meditation for the Catholic Daily Readings for Sunday on December 6, 2020. Mark 1:1-8. "We must prepare our hearts for the Lord, prepare ourselves with good works to receive his mercy. God will work in us if we prepare ourselves and open our lives wide to him" Reflection of the daily reading. Holy Gospel and daily prayer of the Sunday of the 2nd week of Advent.

Serenity prayer for Sunday.

You can meditate now with the serenity prayer for Sunday, December 6, 2020. May the Lord always grant us serenity and peace.

"Life can bring you many problems and difficulties. The paths will seem to be closed to you and you may become desperate. But God will always be stronger. He is a God who accompanies and is willing to be compassionate if we turn to him. Open yourself to his blessings, and he will come to your aid at the moment you least expect it".

Map of readings for the day.

• Initial Serenity Prayer.

• Catholic Daily readings.

• Holy Gospel Reading.

• Pope reflection.

• Daily Prayer Sunday for Gospel.

• Daily Gospel Purpose.

• Video meditation for the Gospel.

• Final serenity prayer

Daily Gospel Intentions for December 6.

With the Catholic Daily Readings of the Holy Gospel of Mark 1:1-8, let us pray for all those prayer intentions for today, Sunday, that you wish to express. When you meditate on the usccb daily readings, you deepen your personal relationship with God and grow in love. "Only the Lord can make us new men. He alone can give us a new heart. We have to be docile so that God´s work can act in my life. He wants us to prepare ourselves so that he can work in us by praying, listening to his Word and asking him to come into our lives. Let us put ourselves in the hands of the Potter who wants to continue to do a precious work in us". With the daily readings Sunday, and praying with the daily prayer, come to write down in the commentaries all that you want God to give you or heal you through the reading of his Word in the Daily Reading for December 6, 2020. God blesses you.