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T1.E198| Juan 6, 1-15: La multiplicación de los panes y los peces · Vitamina O: Evangelio dominical comentado

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  Frozen foods to isband the best selection of pre- cooked and ultra- frozen
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  foods, smuris vegetable potatoes and much more supernatural, nutritious and easy to prepare,
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  find them in all supermarkets in the frozen section. Welcome to this space
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  of vitamin or prayer, together with Francisco Hermengold a few brief spiritual Bible thought
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  capsules that entertain, teach and lift the soul. Good morning, I decided
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  Sunday of the ordinary good and we read the Gospel of John chapter six.
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  Jesus went to the other side of the Sea of Galilee or Tiberias. He
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  continued many people because they had seen the signs he was doing with the sick
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  Then Jesus went up to the mountain and sat there with his disciples. The
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  Passover was near, the Jewish feast. Jesus then raised his eyes and,
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  seeing that he was coming to many people, tells Philip with what we will
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  buy bread to eat these. I said it to prove it. Well,
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  he knew what he was going to do. Philip answered him two hundred denarii
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  of bread is not enough for each one to touch a piece. One of
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  his disciples, Andrew, Simon Peter' s brother, tells him here is
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  a boy who has five barley loaves and two fish, but what is that
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  for so many. Jesus said tell the people to sit on the ground.
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  There was a lot of weed. Only the men sat there. It was
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  about five thousand. Jesus took the loaves, said the thanksgiving, and distributed
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  them to those who were sitting down, and so did all they wanted from
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  the fish. When they were satisfied, he told his disciples to gather the
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  pieces that had been left over, that nothing should be lost. They collected
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  them and filled twelve baskets with the pieces of the five barley loaves left over
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  by the people who had eaten. Then, seeing the sign he had made,
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  he said this is truly the prophet who is coming into the world Jesus,
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  knowing that they were going to take him to proclaim him, King withdrew
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  again to the mountain. He was only once a thirteen- year- old
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  boy, son of a humble family of fishermen from Capernaum, who went to
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  work one morning to earn the money that would allow him to support his family
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  His mother gave him five loaves for that day and he managed to fish two
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  fish during the day. In total he had five loaves and two fish was
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  all he had achieved. He was working all day, so I didn'
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  t give him time to taste a bite and at sunset. He saw a
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  huge crowd thronging around the taumaturgo of Nazareth. Everyone wanted to talk to him,
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  touch him, and heal them from their illnesses and ailments. The boy
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  thought I' m in good health. The only thing is that my family
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  is in financial need, and I don' t think that this Jesus of
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  Nazareth can fix it. Anyway, I' ll come up and see what
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  he preaches, what they say. He made room among the people and managed
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  to place himself a few meters from Jesus suddenly saw that Philip and Andrew exchanged
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  a few words with the teacher. The boy didn' t understand what they
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  were saying. They were looked upon in distress, as if Jesus were carrying
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  on them a problem that they could not solve. Andrew turned and saw the
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  boy with five loaves and two fish. He pointed at him as he spoke
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  to Jesus, shrugging his shoulders and denying something with his head. Jesus told
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  him that Andrew went to the boy and told him you know what the teacher
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  needs your five loaves and two fish for what. The boy asked. I
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  don' t know exactly, I just know that he' s asked us
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  to feed this whole crowd and your breads and fish is all we have.
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  The boy stretched his neck and looked at Jesus. The teacher looked at him
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  and smiled at him. The boy stretched out his arm and offered his five
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  loaves and two fish to Andrew. The rest and that story we just read.
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  There were twelve baskets left over. Obviously, the above narrative is fiction.
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  We don' t know the identity of the child. The Gospels of
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  Mark and Matthew do not even mention it. Only John, a person able
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  to grasp this kind of detail, makes Lucin A, this unexpected hero of
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  the Miracle. When the child left his house that morning, he would have
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  no idea that through him, Jesus would feed so many people the same way
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  we did. We are not aware of all the good we can do with
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  the gifts and talents that God has given us We do not know at what
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  point they can serve to do good and positively impact others. Although not narrated
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  by the Gospels, I am convinced that Jesus, after the Miracle, called
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  that child to speak personally to him, thank him for his generosity and who
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  knows whether to benefit him in any other way. There are so many things
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  we do for others that go unnoticed and yet we have the comfort that God
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  does see us. We go back to those breads and fish. That little
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  that Jesus asks for must be all as in Canaan. Ask them to fill
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  the jars up with water. Here he orders the five loaves and the two
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  fish. What would have happened if the child had not been willing to share
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  all his food, if he had said I reserve a bread and a fish
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  for my family, which I am already being generous enough to give the rest.
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  Only God knows, but here we find a constant pattern in Jesus'
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  miracles. He asks us to humanly put our one hundred percent, even if
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  it is little, even if it is disproportionate, and he, over that
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  one hundred percent so limited, will act with his grace. Jesus makes the
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  apostles co- stars in the miracle. He does not give food, but
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  he makes himself help the apostles. They have to make people sit down and
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  start distributing and then he multiplies it. But it is the apostles who,
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  in fact, distribute the loaves among the multitude. It is they who are
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  most aware of the miracle being performed, for they knew how little was in
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  their own baskets and yet it is not running out. Grace is an infinite
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  well. It never runs out. God' s works are works that are
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  done in conjunction with God. I mean, they' re not just God
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  ' s works. They' re ours, too. Perhaps it is infinite
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  and evil, but also ours and necessary. It' s our dignity.
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  We are co- creators and co- artifices in God' s plan.
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  The works of God pass through our weakness. It is wonderful to think that
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  we are actively protagonists. God’ s plan of salvation in others Jesus makes
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  the apostles feel that they too have been part of the miracle. They have
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  not been mere spectators, despite their own limitations. If we put 100 percent
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  of how little we are in God' s hands, He will make us
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  experience the good he can do through us. The director of the Choosen a
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  las Jenkins series began making short Christmas shorts for YouTube, something very small.
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  Over time, his project has become a television series about Jesus. Seen from
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  the eyes of his apostles, he is bringing thousands and thousands of people closer
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  to God. It doesn' t matter if we think our contribution is very
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