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[Emoke Greschik]

elmélkedés Szt. Mária Magdolna ünnepe evangéliumához


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> *Friends, today we celebrate the feast of St. Mary Magdalene. Our Gospel
> says that Mary came to the Lord’s tomb early in the morning on the first
> day of the week.Let’s place ourselves there: it is still dark—just the way
> it was at the beginning of time, before God said, "Let there be light." But
> a light is about to shine, and a new creation is about to appear. The stone
> had been rolled away. The stone, blocking entrance to the tomb of Jesus,
> stands for the finality of death. When someone that we love dies, it is as
> though a great stone is rolled across them, permanently blocking our access
> to them. And this is why we weep at death—not just in grief but in a kind
> of existential frustration. Undoubtedly, Mary Magdalene thought that a
> grave robber had been at work. The wonderful Johannine irony is that the
> greatest of grave robbers had indeed been at work.In the book of prophet
> Ezekiel, we hear this: "I will open your graves and have you rise from
> them." What was dreamed about, what endured as a hope against hope, has
> become a reality. God has opened the grave of his Son.*
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