And then, just how appropriate is it that such an interesting miracle should take place at the hands of Jesus?
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Is it possible a lot of symbolic stuff is going to say a real cleansing needs to be made?
These foundational stories are our ark and our salvation, and our hope and our joy!
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We are in him and he is in us, but there is something more here
Perhaps this is a classic case of projection — that is, because we sometimes or even often love unequally, we assume and presume that God does the same.
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The fulfillment of the law calls us to love, reconcile, heal, peacefully coexist with our neighbor
Jesus sees the law as “calling us to be holy as God is holy.”
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We have an AH HA! moment, we are forever changed
We can learn. We can be transformed. We can change. We can become more.
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Jesus comes with a sacred touch to free us from our impediments, sins, shame, struggles
By Father Perry D. Leiker, pastor A reflection on the daily readings, for the Memorial of St. Scholastica, virgin, by Father Perry. + To be innocent is to be blameless, lacking guilt, uncorrupted, sinless, pure. The second story of creation […]
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Pinocchio shows us that truth can come to us in many ways
Again and again we receive stories and examples that are more than just a story. They are a call to us to discover the same truth in and for us.
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Indeed, heart and soul makes us clean
Stuck in the head and stuck in feelings, the negative can sink deep into the heart and soul and can truly defile.
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The word of God offers a biblical mirror for us to look into
Once again, the word of God offers a biblical mirror for us to look into to see and hear what, and how and when, we live that harmony and balance, or sink into dissonance and disarray.
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We are glad in the work of the Lord
And no wonder that we find ourselves singing loudly and proudly the very words of Psalm 104: “May the Lord be glad in his works.”
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