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No reflection for June 13th (11th Sunday Ordinary Time).
Job 38:1, 8-11 Even the waves of the sea are subject to God.
2 Corinthians 5:14-17 Created anew in Christ we need to live in love.
Mark 4:35-41 Jesus has the power to calm the storm.
Psalm 107: 23-36, 28-31 God is present to save us.
CATHOLIC DOCTRINE: In those ages, when emphasis was placed on the institutional aspects of the Church, the “Bark of Peter” found great favor among theologians. The bark is a neatly delineated entity: only disciples are in it, no nonbelievers. (It doesn’t matter, of course, that the disciples are all scared to death!) Jesus is there too, indeed. But, notice, the boat belongs to Peter and not to Jesus! As if the Church belongs to the pope with Jesus along as a mere passenger, albeit a most important one! There are only “clergy” in the boat, too. No women either! No wonder this image was so favored by celibate male clergy who considered themselves to be the Church in the first instance. … READ MORE BELOW
It is wonderful to see Jesus, again and again, looking at life and at what’s happening around him, for things and images that might help the people to detect and to experience the presence of the Kingdom. In today’s Gospel, again, he tells two short stories about things that happen every day in our lives: The story of the seed that grows, all on its own, and the story of the tiny mustard that grows to be so big.”
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