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T1.E186| Juan 10, 11-18 "Yo soy el Buen Pastor" · Vitamina O: Evangelio dominical comentado

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  Welcome to this space of vitamin or prayer, together with Francisco Ermengold, a
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  brief spiritual Bible reflection capsules that entertain, teach and lift the soul. Good
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  morning, Fourth Sunday of Easter and we read the Gospel of John. At
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  that time Jesus said, I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd gives
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  his life for the sheep. The wage earner, who is neither shepherd nor
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  owner of the sheep to come to the wolf, abandons the sheep and flees
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  and the wolf steals them and scatters them and is still wage- earned does
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  not care about the sheep. I' m the good shepherd I know mine
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  and mine know me, just like the father. He knows me and I
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  know the father. I give my life for the sheep. I also have
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  other sheep that are not of this fold. I also have to attract them
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  and they will listen to my voice and there will be only one flock,
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  one shepherd. That' s why the father loves me, because I give
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  my life so I can get it back. No one takes it away from
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  me, but I deliver it freely. I have the power to deliver it
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  and I have the power to get it back. This mandate I have received
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  from my father. Jesus defines himself as the good shepherd, a comparison that
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  today can become obsolete. Our societies today are mostly urban, with little agricultural
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  or livestock population. That is why Jesus says that he is the good shepherd
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  seems like a metaphor, old- fashioned, out of fashion and that he
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  clearly needs to be renewed. Moreover, no one today likes to be compared
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  to a sheep, especially because of the connotation of Gregarism, docility, ignorance
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  and submission contained in that image. However, when Jesus used that metaphor 2,
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  000 years ago, its meaning was very different. Let us look first
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  at the qualifier of good shepherd. There are two terms, two words in
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  Greek for the concept of good. The first is flattered, which is simply
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  the moral quality of a thing, that is, something right, and the
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  second is callous, which is the one used in this verse and concrete and
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  means that a thing or a person is not only good right, but kind,
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  that radiates love, that in his goodness there is a loving, kind
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  and attractive quality, doing something wonderful, that his goodness expands and impacts on
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  his environment. I once visited a girl in the hospital who was about ten
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  years old with cancer, her name was Martina. Her absence of hair did
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  not obfuscate the great beauty that communicated her eyes and much of the merit of
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  the joy that this child had in the midst of all her suffering. He
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  was the doctor who was taking care of her. He was not only a
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  proper doctor and prepared for gazos, but kind calos entering the room. He
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  was playing with Martina, making jokes and making her laugh. I wasn'
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  t obliged to, but I did. It made Martina feel like she wasn
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  ' t a patient to him, but she was an extremely important person.
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  Because Jesus is calos, because he is not only a teacher who illuminates and
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  teaches from his altar as if he were a spiritual guru, but a shepherd
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  who takes care of us, who watches over us, who accompanies us.
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  He is not only our shepherd who keeps us in the fold, but he
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  is also our pasture, for he has become our food. What it is
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  to be in the fold is not Gregarism. Being in the fold is life,
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  because that fold is life, the divine life, which God gives us,
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  which God makes us sharers. Being in the fold of Jesus means that
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  life does not belong to us, the divine life, but that we have
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  received it as a gift. And rather, it is we who belong to
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  her. Being a Christian is not just being a good ethical and upright person.
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  Anyone can be a good person. Moreover, we must all be good
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  people. To be a Christian is to have the participation of divine life.
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  Jesus is the shepherd who knows his sheep by name, both those who are
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  in the fold and those who are not yet. Says Jesus I have other
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  sheep that are not of this fold. Those, too, I have to
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  bring them to whom he refers to all those people who have not yet had
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  the opportunity to establish a personal relationship of love with Jesus. They would be
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  all those people in the world who are not Christians, atheists, agnostics or
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  belonging to other religious denominations, indifferent, etc. When Jesus says I have
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  other sheep, it implies that these sheep already belong to him that are his
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  for the shepherd. All the sheep are equally important and for each and every
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  one gives life comes out by loss, leaving at ninety- nine. Sometimes
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  Christians are accused of being too presumptuous to believe that we are so important for
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  God, who created the vast and vast universe, to worry about what I
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  do or stop thinking so it would be too pretentious how God can have time.
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  It is impossible for me to determine an exact number of how many human
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  beings have inhabited the Earth since man exists, but it is estimated that approximately
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  one hundred and eight billion humans have existed since Lomo Sapiens appeared on Earth some
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  two hundred thousand years ago. How will God then have space in his mind
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  for me one of those one hundred and eight billion human beings, because he
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  is the good shepherd who knows each of his sheep and if it makes you
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  crazy to think. So, it means you' re just beginning to understand
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  what God' s love means. We are going to think today how we
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  can be squalid and not just crouched, that is, how we can be
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  kind and make love radiate around us and not just be correct and ethical.
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  What makes the difference in this is the gratuitous giving oneself, without expecting anything,
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  in return, without seeking personal benefits of return, as Jesus does,
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