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T1.E184| Juan 20, 19-31: "Dichosos los que no han visto, y han creído" · Vitamina O: Evangelio dominical comentado

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  Frozen foods, to isband the best selection of pre- cooked and ultra-
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  frozen foods, vegetable potatoes, smuries and much more supernatural, nutritious and easy
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  to prepare, find them in all supermarkets in the frozen section. Welcome to
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  this space of vitamin or prayer, together with Francis hermengold a few brief spiritual
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  Bible thought capsules that entertain, teach and lift the soul. Good morning,
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  second Sunday of Easter and we read chapter twenty of the Gospel of St John.
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  On the evening of that day, on the first day of the week,
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  the disciples were in a house with the doors closed for fear of the
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  Jews, and Jesus entered into this and stood among them and said peace to
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  you and saying this, he showed them his hands and his side, and
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  the disciples were filled with joy. Seeing the Lord Jesus repeated peace to you,
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  as the Father has sent me. Thus also I sent you, and
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  having said this, blew upon them, and told them to receive the holy
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  spirit. Those who forgive sins are forgiven. Those of you who stop them,
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  they' re held back. Thomas, one of the twelve, called
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  the twin, was not with them when Jesus came and the other disciples told
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  him. We' ve seen the gentleman, but he answered them. If
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  I do not see the sign of the nails in his hands, if I
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  do not put my finger in the hole of the nails and do not put
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  my hand in his side, I do not believe that in the eight days
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  they were again inside the disciples and Thomas with them came Jesus, being closed
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  the doors, stood in the middle and said peace to you. Then he
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  said to Tomás, bring your finger. Here are my hands, bring your
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  hand and put it in my side and do not be unbelievers, but believers.
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  Thomas answered, my lord and my God, Jesus told him why you
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  saw me. You have believed happy those who have not seen and have believed
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  many other signs that are not written in this book Jesus made in the sight
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  of the disciples. These have been written so that you may believe that Jesus
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  is the Messiah, the son of God, and so that believing, you
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  may have life in his name the apostle Thomas, nicknamed the unbeliever by Jesus
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  himself, embodies the difficulty that we all feel in believing in the event of
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  Jesus' resurrection. To think that Christ has risen is something so out of
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  all logic that only the experience of personal and real encounter with the risen can
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  bring about change. To accept the resurrection is not, of course, a
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  conclusion to which one comes after logical reasoning. I think there are only two
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  alternatives. Either it is an unsuspected personal encounter, as is the case with
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  the apostles in the gospel we have read, or it is a leap of
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  faith as it is for us. Hence the phrase of Jesus to the most
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  blessed. Those who have not seen have already believed. Today I want to
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  share a current example of what this leap in faith implies in the lips of
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  someone who does not speak from victory, but from pain and from mourning,
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  believing without having seen and I mean French Torralba. Torralba is a university professor,
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  he is a Spanish intellectual. He has no more and no less than
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  four doctorates. He is a Doctor of Philosophy, a Doctor of Theology,
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  a Doctor of Pedagogy and a Doctor of Art History. If I had already
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  admired this man for his wisdom and communicative ability, now he appreciated him even
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  more for his personal testimony, for his painful but at the same time Paschal
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  testimony. On August 14th of two thousand and twenty- three, French went
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  out with his twenty- six- year- old son Oriol on a journey
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  through the peaks of Europe and on this excursion Oriol lost his life accidentally rushing
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  into the void. He explains to Frenchc in an interview in the Vanguard newspaper,
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  that it was a circular journey of thirty kilometers, a star excursion of
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  the summer. Oriol, the son, was the one who planned and discussed
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  it through small narrow paths, although if there was unevenness the route itself was
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  not at any particular risk. The problem was that they got lost back to
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  cónnu says Torralba. Moreover, the GPS did not work, there was no
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  coverage and at that time of uncertainty, Uriol was distressed, felt responsible and
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  then we began to look for the right path with erratic movements up and down
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  and at a given moment, he turned down a small curve that presented no
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  apparent risk. And that' s when I heard a very strong blow at
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  our feet down was the River Cares. After several hours of waiting for the
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  ransom, the bad news was confirmed. Uriol had died because of the fall
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  and French, the father, had to telephone his wife, Uriol' s
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  mother, to give her the sad and tragic news. The death of a
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  loved one is tragic, because French explains it with these magisterial words. The
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  human being is unique and unrepeatable. It can' t be replaced by anyone.
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  An object, you can replace a phone, a car, a furniture,
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  a house clothes whatever you want, but a human being doesn' t.
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  The human being is him irreplaceable by definition and the idea that you will
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  never again be able to establish a dialogue with that person can generate great despair
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  without faith, what antidote despair has. There are substitutes, remembrance, being
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  reminding that person of resignation. Stoic is life like this and you have to
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  pull forward, evoke your memory periodically. But the only news that can somehow
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  compensate for the radical absence of death, Torralba says, is confidence in a
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  final reunion. Danish existentialist philosopher Soren Kirkegar of the 19th century said that faith
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  is the only antidote to despair. For Torralba, the only thing that somehow
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  gives her hope is faith in a final reunion with her son. Theologically,
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  it is based on the resurrection of Christ and the fact that everything is possible
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  for God. Faith is not a logical conclusion, it is not a conquest
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  of the mind, but a free gift. Just as Jesus breaks into the
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  cenacle, when the closed doors enter where there was no access, the gift
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  of faith can break into our closed souls, where he dominates the idea that
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  death has the last word event, like the death of a loved one,
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  makes everything totter and rethink, everything gets disordered, sleep, hunger and even
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  one' s own beliefs. Some refer to an atheism of rebellion or indignation,
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  to a radical denial of the existence of God, because as it may
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  exist and allow this evil and is very understandable. But there is also another
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  possibility to put in crisis our own mental representation of God and realize that God
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  transcends us, that he goes far beyond our mind and so, without obviating
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  the pain, one can find a source of peace. Torralba says, because
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  such a thing refers to the death of a loved one and especially that of
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  his son, it is not overcome. I speak says of acceptance, not
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  of overcoming, because I believe that this last word overcoming is not the most
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  suitable to talk about such an event. I still have faith, yes,
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  but I ask in my prayer, when the fact has already occurred, to
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  have the inner strength to be able to assume it, to maintain serenity and
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  to remake life. Faith also helps to think about that final reunion. Such
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  a final reunion would be impossible if Jesus had not been resurrected. Those loved
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  ones who have passed away and who are already with God no longer have FAITH.
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  They don' t need it. They have no Faith because they already
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  have knowledge of God, a personal experience of God. We, who are
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  in this ephemeral stretch of our existence, do need FAITH. Therefore, happy
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