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[Emoke Greschik]

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Your daily Gospel reflection...
Monday, November 20, 2017
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33rd Week in Ordinary Time

Luke 18:35-43


*Friends, today in the Gospel passage we see Jesus' mercy toward the blind
man as a hallmark of his ministry. Jesus comes as healer, savior,
inaugurator of the kingdom. He is the embodiment of hope. Jesus wanted to
connect human suffering to the very source of life and health. The energy
of God pours through him to the needy.Now I realize a question may be
forming in your mind: "Well, why doesn't he simply cure everyone, then?"
The answer is obviously wrapped up in the mystery of God's will, but the
important point is this: Jesus is healer in many senses, but ultimately in
the sense that he heals us from sin and death, not only physical maladies.
What appears historically in Jesus is an eschatological anticipation, a
hint and foreshadowing of what is coming in God's time *and in God's way.

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