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Liturgical Readings for: Tuesday, 17th July, 2012 Liturgical notes: None Next Sunday's Readings Léachtaí Gaeilge FIRST READING: Isaiah 7:1-9 In the reign of Ahaz son of Jotham, son of Uzziah, king of Judah, Razon the king of Aram went up against Jerusalem with Pekah son of Remaliah, king of Israel, to lay siege to it; but he was unable to capture it. The news was brought to the House of David. 'Aram' they said 'has reached Ephraim.' Then the heart of the king and the hearts of the people shuddered as the trees of the forest shudder in front of the wind. the Lord said to Isaiah, 'Go with your son Shear-jashub, and meet Ahaz at the end of the conduit of the upper pool on the Fuller's Field road, and say to him: "Pay attention, keep calm, have no fear, do not let your heart sink because of these two smouldering stumps of firebrands, or because Aram, Ephraim and the son of Remaliah have plotted to ruin you, and have said: Let us invade Judah and terrorise it and seize it for ourselves, and set up a king there, the son of Tabeel. The Lord God says this: It shall not come true; it shall not be. The capital of Aram is Damascus, the head of Damascus, Razon; the capital of Ephraim, Samaria, the head of Samaria, the son of Remaliah. Six or five years more and a shattered Ephraim shall no longer be a people. But if you do not stand by me, you will not stand at all."' Responsorial Psalm: Ps 47 Response: God upholds his city for ever. The Lord is great and worthy to be praised in the city of our God. His holy mountain rises in beauty, the joy of all the earth. Response Mount Zion, true pole of the earth, the Great King's city! God, in the midst of its citadels, has shown himself its stronghold. Response For the kings assembled together, together they advanced. They saw; at once they were astounded; dismayed, they fled in fear. Response A trembling seized them there, like the pangs of birth, or as the east wind destroys the ships of Tarshish. Response Gospel Acclamation Ps 118: 34 Alleluia, alleluia! Train me to observe your law, to keep it with all my heart. Alleluia! Alleluia, alleluia! Harden not your hearts today' but listen to the voice of the Lord. Alleluia GOSPEL: Matthew 11:20-24 Jesus began to reproach the towns in which most of his miracles had been worked, because they refused to repent. 'Alas for you, Chorazin! Alas for you, Bethsaida! For if the miracles done in you had been done in Tyre and Sidon, they would have repented long ago in sackcloth and ashes. And still, I tell you that it will not go as hard on Judgement day with Tyre and Sidon as with you. And as for you, Capernaum, did you want to be exalted as high as heaven? You shall be thrown down to hell. For if the miracles done in you had been done in Sodom, it would have been standing yet. And still, I tell you that it will not go as hard with the land of Sodom on Judgement day as with you.' Taken from THE JERUSALEM BIBLE, published and copyright 1966, 1967 and 1968 by Darton, Longman and Todd Ltd and Doubleday, a division of Random House Inc, and used by permission of the publishers.
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Liturgical Readings for: Tuesday, 17th July, 2012 Liturgical notes: None Next Sunday's Readings Readings in English AN CHÉAD LÉACHT : Íseáia 7:1-9 Tharla in aimsir Áchaz, mac Iótám, mac Uiziá, rí Iúdá, go ndeachaigh Reizín, rí Arám, mar aon le Peacach, mac Ramailiá rí Iosrael, suas go Iarúsailéim lena hionsaí, ach níor éirigh leis a gabháil. Tugadh an scéala seo chuig teaghlach Dháiví: “Tá Arám tar éis dul isteach in Eafráim.” Agus tháinig crith ar chroí an rí agus ar chroí an phobail mar a thagann ar chrainn na coille roimh an ghaoth. Agus dúirt an Tiarna le hÍseáia: “Seo, gabhaigí in airicis Áchaz, tú féin agus do mhac Seár Iáisiúb, go bun chlais na Linne Uachtair, go bealach Pháirc an Úcaire, agus déarfaidh tú leis: Aire dhuit, ná bíodh imní ort, ná eagla; ná bíodh do chroí anbhann, de bharr an dá ghal soip úd, as siocair Arám, Eafráim agus mac Ramailiá, a bheith ag beartú thú a mhilleadh, á rá: Téimis suas in éadan Iúdá chun scéin a chur ann agus chun a ghabháil dúinn féin, agus déanfaimid rí ann de mhac Thaibéal.’ Mar seo a deir an Tiarna Dia: ‘Ní tharlóidh, ní mar sin a bheidh. Is í an Damaisc ceann Arám, agus Reizín, ceann na Damaisce; is í an tSamáir ceann Eafráim, agus mac Ramailiá ceann na Samáire. Ach i gcionn a sé, ní hea, i gcionn a cúig de bhlianta, beidh Arám scriosta, agus Eafráim caite síos. Ach mura seasann sibhse liomsa, níl seasamh i ndán daoibh.’” Salm le Freagra Sm 47 Freagra: Dhaingnigh Dia a chathair go deo. Is éachtach an Tiarna agus is inmholta go mór é i gcathair ár nDé. Is álainn an cnoc é a shliabh naofa, áthas an domhain uile. Freagra Is é Cnoc Shíón de leith an tuaiscirt cathair an ArdRí. Chruthaigh Dia i lár a dúnta bheith ina dhaingean sábháilte. Freagra Óir féach! chruinnigh na ríthe le chéile gur ionsaigh siad in éineacht. Chuir a bhfaca siad anbhá agus alltacht orthu; rinneadh stangairí díobh le neart mearbhaill. Freagra Tháinig crith cos is lámh orthu láithreach, amhail tinneas clainne; mar a bheadh an ghaoth anoir ag milleadh loingeas Thairsís. Freagra AN SOISCÉAL: Matha 11:20-24 San am sin thosaigh Íosa ansin ag tabhairt achasáin do na cathracha ina ndearnadh an chuid is mó dá mhíorúiltí, i dtaobh nach ndearna siad aithrí: “Is mairg duit, a Chorazaín! is mairg duitse, a Bhéatsáidean! Óir, dá mba sa Tuíre agus i Síodón a dhéanfaí na míorúiltí a rinneadh ionaibhse, is fadó a bheadh aithrí déanta acu faoi éadach saic agus faoi luaithreach. Ach deirim libh, is saoire a bheidh ag an Tuír agus ag Síodón lá an bhreithiúnais ná agaibhse. Agus tusa, a Chafarnáum, an ardófar chun flaithiúnais thú? Síos go hifreann a theilgfear thú! óir, dá mba i Sodom a dhéanfaí na míorúiltí a rinneadh ionatsa, bheadh sí ann go dtí an lá inniu. Ach deirim libh, is saoire a bheidh ag talamh Shodom lá an bhreithiúnais ná agatsa.” AN BÍOBLA NAOFA © An Sagart