Note the physicality of today’s gospel: hearts, hands, feet, mouth, eyes, and human feelings: peace, alarm, fright, agitation, doubt
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talking together
FFF gatherings in cafes and bars have begun, following the disciples talking together on the road
finding the others
“Go and find the others” with a practical suggestion for how FFF readers might do this
starting over
I think most of us find Lenten penance easier than Easter living.Â
running together
Easter is the centre, the core, the meaning of all human existence
something strange
Something strange is happening – there is a great silence on earth today
THE comedy
Does it seems odd to title today’s reflection for Good Friday THE Comedy?
foolishness
I feel a bit torn today between the solemnity of the Holy Thursday commemoration of the Last Supper, and April Fools Day
just a moment
All things both good and bad, begin in a single moment.
turning tables
Pope Francis concluding last night’s Francisco documentary: “God bless you! And while you’re there, pray for me!”
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a-maze-ing
The crooked lines of our lives, when lived and walked and breathed in God, leads to the freedom of which we dream.
little signs
We can easily fool ourselves, justifying our misleading motivations and numbing our senses to the signs given by God
plot concocting
In our more reflective moments we suspect that it is Jesus himself whom we are actively crucifying.
let’s talk
At any hour of the day or night Jesus is inviting you: “Come now, let us talk this over.”
He tangata
So that people know which table you are at simply scribble FFF on a table napkin, take a seat and wait.