[Grem] A mai vasárnapi szentmise igéi
Emoke Greschik
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2018. Aug. 19., V, 14:27:45 CEST
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Your daily Gospel reflection...
*Sunday, August 19, 2018*
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Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
John 6:51-58
*Friends, today’s Gospel passage is one of the most shocking in the New
Testament. Those who heard it were not only repulsed intellectually; they
were disgusted, viscerally. For a Jewish man to be insinuating that you
should eat **his *
*own flesh and drink his blood was about as nauseating and religiously
objectionable as you could get. So what does Jesus do? Does he soften his
rhetoric? Does he offer a metaphorical or symbolic interpretation? Does he
back off? On the contrary, he intensifies what he just said: "Amen, amen I
say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood,
you do not have life within you." As all the scholars point out to us, the
verb used here in Greek is trogein, which indicates the way an animal eats.
So what do we do? If we stand in the great Catholic tradition, we honor
these mysterious and wonderful words of Jesus. We resist all attempts to
soften them or explain them away or make them easier to swallow. We affirm,
with all of our hearts, the doctrine of the Real Presence.*
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