Brothers and sisters, Jesus remembers the Samaritan woman and reminds us of the need to replace our worship, sometimes empty and routine, with one in Spirit and truth. Let us pray.
Jesus, give me to drink
• We bring to this celebration the hungry and thirsty of this world, that they may find in the Church the source that satisfies deep hunger and thirst.
Jesus, give me to drink
• We bring to this celebration the freedom of Jesus before the social, legal, and ritual norms of his time, that with that same freedom we may be able to renew our worship, our forms, and languages.
Jesus, give me to drink
• We bring to this celebration our need to free ourselves from so many prejudices so that our word may be like a spring offering life and fecundity.
Jesus, give me to drink
• We bring to this celebration our attitudes so that they may be born from the Spirit that Jesus gives us and we are an invitation to a life with transcendence and depth.
Jesus, give me to drink
• We bring to this celebration our desire to collaborate with the creative work of God Father Mother, so that we welcome Jesus as the Way, the Truth, and the Life and we are in favor of every human being.
Jesus, give me to drink
Father Mother God, we want to recognize Jesus in every brother and sister, like one more traveler, always willing to engage in dialogue and to pronounce words of life.
Vicky Irigaray
English version translated with AI