Jesus, incognito, meets the two disciples on their way to Emmaus and as He explains the Scripture to them, their minds are gradually enlightened. Jesus waited until He had made them understand the Scripture before He allowed them to recognize Him.
Read MoreIn today’s First Reading, we hear of the destruction of the Jerusalem temple by the Babylonians and the sacking of the city. Many people were killed, and all the leading citizens and skilled workers were deported to Babylon. The prophets viewed this as punishment for Israel’s infidelity.
Read MoreIt was the servant of God, Maria Esperanza (1928-2004), who said of our present generation: “The consciences of this beloved people must be violently shaken so that they may ‘put their house in order’…A great moment is approaching, a great day of light… it is the hour of decision for mankind”.
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