[Grem] A mai szentmise igéi Szt. Flórián vértanú és Bld. Ceferino vértanú ünnepén

[Emoke Greschik]

* Friends, in today’s Gospel, Jesus announces his betrayal just after
transforming bread and wine into his Body and Blood. It is of great moment
that, immediately after this extraordinary event, Jesus speaks of
treachery: “The one who ate my food has raised his heel against me.”In the
biblical reading, God’s desires have been, from the beginning, opposed.
Consistently, human beings have preferred the isolation of sin to the
festivity of the sacred meal. Theologians call this tendency the mysterium
iniquitatis (the mystery of evil), for there is no rational ground for it.
Therefore, we should not be too surprised that, as the sacred meal comes to
its richest possible expression, evil accompanies it.Judas the betrayer
expresses the mysterium iniquitatis with particular symbolic power, for he
had spent years in intimacy with Jesus, taking in the Lord’s moves and
thoughts at close quarters and sharing table fellowship with him—and yet,
he saw fit to turn Jesus over to his enemies.Those of us who regularly
gather around the table of intimacy with Christ and yet engage consistently
in the works of darkness are meant to see ourselves in the betrayer. *


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