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  A reading of Mark 6:30-44 We all meet communities who pass through times of challenge. They may be beset by a lack of leadership. By natural disasters. Even a combination of both and more. A reading of some texts, a number of times, and in a reflective way,  can assist in wrestling with the questions along the way. This can be a form of Lectio Divina, as seen here in this link , by the nuns of Jamberoo Abbey.   From towns and suburbs They came Hurriedly and expecting Meeting Jesus At the shore He saw them! Crowds People, people, people, Like sheep Weary, lost and No Shepherd. They saw him Moved Countenance of compassion. He taught Time past Finally, Late was the hour Disciples barked “It’s late! Send them away!” But Jesus tells them “You feed them!” “Are we to find weeks of wages For this food!” “What food do you have? Go! And see!” They found bread and fish Food. Trusting Jesus The people settled Groups wer