[Grem] Húsvét 4. vasárnapja szentmiséje igéi

[Emoke Greschik]

* Friends, in today’s Gospel, Jesus identifies himself as the sheepgate and
says, "Whoever enters through me will be saved." Well, does this mean that
only explicit Christians will be saved? Does it mean that unless you are
baptized, you don’t receive the Holy Spirit?There are two extremes to be
avoided here. On the one hand, the exclusivist claim that only**baptized
Catholics can be saved. ** That is not the teaching of the Church. But the
other extreme **(I think *



*more prevalent today) is that one’s religion is finally a matter of
indifference as long as one finds himself on a spiritual path.This second
view doesn’t give nearly enough weight to the uniqueness of Christianity.
With Jesus Christ, something altogether new has entered the world,
something that is deeply pleasing to God and therefore of salvific
significance to us.This is the power and message of the cross, that dynamic
into which we the baptized have been drawn. Redemptive suffering is what
Jesus did on the cross: putting up with suffering for doing what is right.
This is pleasing in God’s eyes, precisely because it is redemptive for the
world, precisely because it takes away something that God hates.*

*Dicsőség az Atyának, a Fiúnak és a Szentléleknek most és mindörökké. Ámen.*


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