Karakia mo Ia Ra - Mane Te Ata o te Mane
Kaupapa
E te Matua Kia tapu tōu ingoa ki rungā ki te whenua, kia rite anō ki tō te rangi.
Karangā ki te Whakamoemiti
Kia hari, kia inoi i ngā wa katoa; Me whakawhetai i ngā wa katoa. He Whakaaro mo te Rongopai Whakarongo ki ngā kupu a te Karaiti: Ki te mahi aroha koe, hunaia ngā mahi a to ringā matau ki to ringā mauī. Hunaia o mahi pai. Ki te inoi koe, me inoi ko koe anake, Ki te noho kore kai koe, hei aha te whakaari, kaua e mahia kia kitea koe; ka kitea koe e te Matua, ka whakapaingia koe.
E koutou ngā matua, ki te tono tau tamaiti ki te ika ka hoatu rānei he weta? Ahakoa to kino, e mōhio ana koe ki ngā mea tika ma o tamariki, Ko te Matua o te rangi e mōhio ana ki ngā mea pai mo ratou ngā kaitono.
Whakapono ki ngā kupu a te Karaiti, He ohaoha, he pai to tātou Atua.
Noho puku
He Whakaaro mo Ngā Tuhituhi
E te whānau me aroha tātou tētahi ki tētahi, na te mea no te Atua tenei mea te aroha. Ka aroha tātou na te mea i aroha mai te Atua i te tuatahi. A, te katoa e aroha ana, he tamaiti na te Atua e mōhio ana ki te Atua. Ki te kore tātou e aroha ki ngā tangāta kitea, kaore e taea te aroha ki te Atua e kore nei e kitea. Ko te Atua he aroha, ki te noho tātou i roto i te aroha, ka noho tātou i roto i te Atua, me te Atua hoki ka noho i roto i a tātou.
Ngā pānui ki konei
Ngā Inoi
E tō mātou Matua, kia tapu tōu ingoa ki rungā ki te whenua, kia rite anō ki tō te rangi.
E te Atua Tapu, Atua ora tonu, Atua wanawana, Atua hawene, Atua whakahari, Mahia kia harakore o mātou ngākau kia kite ai mātou i a koe; Atawhaitia mātou kia whiwhi ai i tou aroha, kia whai wāhi mo tou aroha ki te whānau tangāta; I rungā i tērā, ka tapu tou ingoa ki rungā ki te whenua ka rite anō ki to te rangi.
E te Atua aroha, ki te homai he mahi nui ma au ponongā, meatia kia mōhio mātou ehara i te timatangā engāri ko te haere tonu o ngā mahi kia mutu pai rāno, koiara kē te korōria tūturu.
Te Atua o ngā mahi, o te whakata, o te rehia, meatia ko a mātou mahi mo tēnei wiki hei koha ki a koe, ehara i te pikaungā. Ko a mātou manaaki i ētahi atu, ko te awhi e hiahia ana ratou. Āmine.
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Monday Morning
Theme
Hallowed be your name on earth as in heaven. Kia tapu tōu ingoa ki rungā ki te whenua, kia rite anō ki tō te rangi.
Call to Worship
Always be joyful, pray continually; give thanks, whatever happens.
Gospel Reflection
Hear Jesus’ words:
When you do a kindness, hide from your left hand what your right is doing. Your good deed must be secret.
When you pray, pray privately alone, when you fast, don’t make a show of it, don’t do it to be seen; and your Father who sees in secret will reward you.
Would any of you who are parents give your child a wētā when asked for a fish? Bad as you are, you know what to give your children; how much more will the heavenly Father give to those who ask.
Believe what Jesus says, God is generous; God is good.
Silence for meditation
Epistle Reflection
E te whānau, let us love one another, because love is from God. We love because God loved us first, and everyone who loves is a child of God and knows God. If we do not love the people we have seen, it cannot be that we love God, whom we have not seen. God is love; those who dwell in love are dwelling in God, and God in them.
The reading or readings may follow here.
Prayers
Our Father, hallowed be your name on earth as in heaven. E tō mātou Matua, kia tapu tōu ingoa ki rungā ki te whenua, kia rite anō ki tō te rangi.
Holy One, holy and eternal, awesome, exciting and delightful in your holiness; make us pure in heart to see you; make us merciful to receive your kindness, and to share our love with all your human family; then will your name be hallowed on earth as in heaven.
Lord God, when you give to us your servants any great matter to do, grant us also to know that it is not the beginning, but the continuing of it, until it is thoroughly finished which yields the true glory.
God of work and rest and pleasure, grant that what we do this week may be for us an offering rather than a burden; and for those we serve, may it be the help they need. Amen.
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