[Grem] A mai vasárnapi szentmise igéi

[Emoke Greschik]

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> *Friends, in today’s Gospel Jesus rebukes James and John for their desire
> for vengeance. We are walking with Jesus and his disciples as they make
> their way to Jerusalem. As they pass through Samaria, they are refused
> hospitality, for their destination is Jerusalem, and this annoys the
> Samaritans. Bothersome? Stupid? Racist?* Sure,
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> * all of those things. As a result, James and John (the sons of thunder)
> cry out: “Lord, do you want us to call down fire from heaven to consume
> them?” Can you hear echoes of this cry up and down the ages? Whenever
> people have been unjustly treated, excluded, looked down upon, they
> experience, naturally enough, feelings of hatred and a desire to get back.
> Correctly enough, they will say that their family or their race or their
> country was offended, and so they, with justification, react. But Jesus
> turns only to rebuke them. Why? Because following him and his way of
> nonviolence is more important than race or country or ethnic group. Our
> feelings for him have to go beyond even our justified feelings for these
> good things.*
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