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La sorpresa de los discípulos tuvo que ser inmensa al ver a Jesús levantarse de la mesa, quitarse la capa, echar agua en una palangana y atada una toalla a su cintura lavarle los pies a cada uno de ellos. ¡Él era su Maestro! ¡Él era su Señor! El lavado de los pies no era…
Hoy celebramos el inicio de un peregrinar litúrgico que nos transportará a vivir y a conmemorar nuevamente lo que podríamos llamar la semana más difícil en la vida terrenal de Jesús. La Semana Santa nos permite reflexionar no tan solo en la vida y sufrimiento de Jesús, un regalo muy valioso de la compasión de…
Las lecturas para este quinto domingo en Cuaresma nos invitan a implorar perdón y a reconciliarnos con Dios para que Él con su gran misericordia nos dé aliento de vida, nos reviva y no nos veamos nunca más como los huesos secos de la visión del profeta Ezequiel. También el salmo nos invita a que…
You’ve probably heard the story of the two wolves. It’s often told as coming from one of the various First Peoples, usually Cherokee, but it’s one of those stories that is so pithy and true that it almost doesn’t matter what the real source is…it gets passed around and told and retold, over and over,…
This is really not a day for words. When we grieve, all words are too much. It is much better for us to take in the facts about how Jesus was treated: the injustice, the spiritual blindness, the narrow thinking, the positioning for power. It is better that we just sit with that grief and…
“I have set you an example that you also should do as I have done to you.” Tonight we enter the holiest time of the holiest week of the Christian year: the Triduum. The Triduum, meaning “Three Days” of our Lord’s passion, death and resurrection is the central focus of the Christian faith. The Triduum…
Today we take part in the Gospel story more than on other Sundays. While, there never is an audience in a worship service, that distinction is made clear on Palm Sunday. It may seem that there is no distinction between a congregation and an audience, but there is a vast difference. An audience gathers to…
At the regular celebration of the Holy Eucharist, we hear these familiar words: “After supper he took the cup of wine; and when he had given thanks, he gave it to them, and said, ‘Drink this, all of you: This is my Blood of the new Covenant, which is shed for you and for many…
“Despiértate, tú que duermes; levántate de entre los muertos, y Cristo te alumbrará.” Una niña que nació con problemas de visión, fue creciendo con su discapacidad y sus padres y demás familiares no lo habían notado, a pesar de que la niña tropezaba muy a menudo. A los tres años de edad la abuela habla…
La oración colecta para este tercer domingo en Cuaresma, contiene una frase que nos invita a la reflexión: “Dios todopoderoso, tú sabes que en nosotros no hay poder para ayudarnos”. Si relacionamos la frase en la oración con los hechos narrados en la primera lectura tomada del libro del Éxodo, entenderemos que hay momentos en…
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