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T1.E185| Lc 24, 35-48: "Les abrió el entendimiento" · Vitamina O: Evangelio dominical comentado

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  Frozen foods, isband the best selection of pre- cooked and ultra- frozen
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  foods, plant potatoes aremuns 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
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  space of vitamin or prayer, together with Francisco Hermengold a few brief spiritual Bible
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  thought capsules that entertain, teach and lift the soul. Good morning, Third
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  Sunday of Easter and we read the Gospel of St Luke. At that time,
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  Jesus’ disciples told of what had happened to them along the way and
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  how they had recognized him by breaking the bread. They were talking about these
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  things when he stood in their midst and told you but they, terrified and
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  full of fear, believed to see a spirit and he told them why you
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  are alarmed, because doubts arise in your heart. Look at my hands and
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  feet. It is I in person feel and realize that a spirit has no
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  flesh and bones. As you see that I have said this, he showed
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  them his hands and feet and as they had not just believed for joy and
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  were still amazed he told them you have something to eat there and offered him
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  a piece of roasted fish. He took it and ate before them and told
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  them this is what I told you while I was with you that all that
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  was written in the law of Moses and in the prophets must be fulfilled and
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  we will sing about me. Then he opened their understanding to understand the scriptures
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  and said to them thus it was written in messiah he will suffer to rise
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  from the dead. On the third day and in his name will be proclaimed
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  conversion for the forgiveness of sins to all peoples, beginning with Jerusalem. You
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  are witnesses of this, let us briefly recall the chronology of the apparitions of
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  the risen Jesus. According to the information provided by the Gospels. Jesus appears
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  first to Mary Magdalene, by the tomb on Sunday, very early in the
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  morning and tells her to go to the cenacle and tell my disciples to go
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  to Galilee that they will see me there. Maria does what she says.
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  Jesus goes to the Upper Room, but the apostles do not believe it.
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  On the evening of the same Sunday Jesus appeared to the two disciples who returned
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  sad to Emmaus and they returned to Jerusalem to tell them what they had seen
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  Jesus. But the apostles also do not believe in this second announcement of the
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  risen Jesus. So Jesus, a little later that Sunday, broke into the
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  cenacle, where the apostles were scared to death, with the doors closed.
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  They had for their lives, so they were concerned. Your teacher was dead
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  and here' s a first thought. Jesus is the one who breaks into
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  the room. The apostles were not calling on him, they were not looking
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  for him, they had not believed Mary Magdalene or the two disciples of Maus.
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  His fear, his sadness, his human fragility, was too great,
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  but Jesus broke into the room. Jesus takes the initiative despite the resistance of
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  the apostles. It is Jesus who puts himself in their midst, and here
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  we see clearly a Christian principle of spiritual life, the primacy of grace.
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  It is God who makes the first move, who takes the first step.
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  It is difficult to imagine the face of the apostles at that time. Jesus
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  eats with them. Therefore, it was not a ghost, that is,
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  a spirit that in a certain way acquires a visible form. Jesus sits with
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  them, touches them, eats what a roast fish had. The presence of
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  Jesus was not a collective delusion, for they were not invoking him even at
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  a time of meditation. It wasn' t a dream, because everyone saw
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  the same thing. It wasn' t their mind that played a bad game
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  by making them think they were imagining something but it wasn' t real.
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  As if his desire to see Jesus alive were so strong, they believed that
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  Jesus was in their midst. The apostles were not eager to see Jesus.
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  More at first, they doubt that it will be so. They didn'
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  t believe what their eyes were seeing. Jesus shows them his body. He
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  has overcome death. In Buddhism, death is the moment when we abandon the
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  illusion of the layman and go back to nothing, because personal individuality is an
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  illusion and it doesn' t really matter. In Christianity, however, we
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  reconciled with death by approaching her face to face to tell her I, I
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  won fully. I have won death, I have overcome death I do not
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  dissolve in nothing, but my self attains its fullness. A second reflection is
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  based on the fact that Jesus shows his apostles the wounds, shows them the
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  obvious signs of the price of redemption, the priest and philosopher of the twentieth
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  century. Romano Guardini wrote The Lord has changed. He doesn' t live
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  like he used to. Their existence is not understandable. However, it is
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  corborean. It includes everything he lived, the fate he went through, his
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  passion and his death. All reality, even if it has changed, remains
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  a tangible reality. It is the Jesus who has suffered, who has overcome
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  and whose scars are marked on his glorious body. Passion is over, but
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  the glorious and victorious effects of passion continue To some extent, something similar happens
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  to us and suffering, suffering happens, but suffering remains. It leaves some
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  traces, some teachings and some learnings that we incorporate into our life, into
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  our person, and we carry them in the day- to- day.
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  We all suffer. It is said that the Greek philosopher Democritus, who lived
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  in the five and four centuries before Christ, was unable to comfort King Darius
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  of Persia, who wept for the death of his wife. He promised him
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  then, democritus, that he would bring his wife back to life, but
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  with a condition that he would give mighty king throughout Asia, he would indicate
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  three names to register them in the tomb of the deceased. However, it
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  should be three names of three people who had lived without ever experiencing the pain.
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  Once those names had been inscribed on the tomb of the democrite queen,
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  he was committed to making her life. Obviously, that Darius' quest was
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  vain and the reaction of democritus was reproche Why you cry without stopping as if
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  you were the only One who has touched such misfortune, You, who could
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  not find among all past generations even a man who had lived without experiencing his
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  part of pain. We all suffer. Jesus was also not exempt from pain
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  and suffering, but he overcame it. And a third idea says the Gospel
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  that Jesus blew and opened the minds of the apostles to understand the scriptures.
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  Here we see in action, a gift of the holy spirit, the gift
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  of understanding. Through the action of Jesus' breath, the apostles grasp by
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  intuition, effortlessly, without a rational procedure, the profound meaning of the scriptures,
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  without discourses, without studies or any human help. The holy spirit suddenly
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  reveals to them the profound meaning of some sentences of scripture that plunge them into
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  an abyss of light. That is the gift of the holy spirit, of
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  understanding. Our experience is that, reflecting, weeping our understanding goes into the
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  depths of the mystery of God and the more our intellect discovers, the more
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  mysterious the divine truth becomes. The more light it receives, the more the
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  immensity of the mystery that remains to be known the more you know God.
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  S s s s NS. You realize what you still need to discover God
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  ' s spirit of love. The Holy Spirit responds to this loving quest of
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  the believer that brings a diverse penetration, a seeing a grasp, an intuition,
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  an insigde, a knowledge that gives the mind an immediate knowledge, serene
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  as a photo of the supernatural truth, without ceasing to be a mystery.
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  It is like suddenly grasping the essential, the core of a spiritual reality.
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  That is the gift of understanding and that is available to all of us.
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  Now, as Saint Theresa says, Christian perfection does not consist in understanding things
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  very well, because they remain in the myth of intelligence. Says Saint Theresa,
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  no less price the deep thoughts that feed the soul and unite it to
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  God. But long ago I have understood that the soul should not lean on
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  him or make it consist of perfection in receiving many enlightenments. The most beautiful
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  thoughts are nothing without the works Jesus. By blowing upon the apostles and enlightening
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  their minds. I was preparing them for great works, but we had to
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