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Jeremiah 29:1,4-7 The Rule of St. Benedict talks about the virtue of stability. In being stable, we open ourselves to find Christ in people and places and situations that are unpleasant or mundane. God’s people in the reading from Jeremiah found themselves in exile for their sins. While our circumstances are not nearly as disheartening…
Lamentaciones 1: 1-6 Para el pueblo de Judá, la caída de Jerusalén y el exilio tuvieron que ser un shock. Perdieron la seguridad que les proporcionaba su gran ciudad. Perdieron todas sus posesiones. Perdieron su libertad. Por ello, se sintieron abandonados por Dios. Su interpretación teológica era que Dios les había dado su poder económico…
Lamentations 1:1-6 For the people of Judah the fall of Jerusalem and exile must have been a shock. They lost the security that their great city provided. They lost all their possessions. They lost their freedom. Through it all they felt abandoned by God. Their theological understanding was that God gave them their economic and…
Jeremiah 32:1-3a, 6-15 In our passage today, we hear about a besieged city. Jeremiah is told by God to buy land. He buys it for 30 pieces of silver, a hefty sum that is echoed later in the story of Judas’ death. If the three most important things in real estate are location, location, and…
Jeremías 32: 1-3a, 6-15 En nuestro pasaje de hoy, se habla de una ciudad sitiada. Dios le dice a Jeremías que compre un terreno. Lo compra por 30 monedas de plata, una considerable suma de dinero que se menciona más tarde en la historia de la muerte de Judas. Si las tres cosas más importantes…
Jeremías 8:18-9:1 Hay ocasiones de gran sufrimiento en que podemos sentir que está perdida toda esperanza y que nunca puede haber nuevamente alegría en nuestras almas. Esto puede provocarlo la pérdida de un ser querido o de una tragedia en su comunidad local o en su nación. Hay acontecimientos dolorosos en nuestras vidas que nos…
Jeremiah 8:18-9:1 There are times of great suffering in which we may feel that all hope is lost and that there may never be joy in our souls again. This may be triggered by the loss of a loved one or from a tragedy in your local community or nation. There are painful events in…
Jeremías 4:11-12, 22-28 Las lecturas de esta semana incluyen duras palabras del profeta Jeremías: “son hábiles para hacer el mal, no hacen el bien”. Y la predicción de ominosas consecuencias, “el país estará de luto, y los altos cielos se oscurecerán…” La angustia del profeta Jeremías parece reflejar la angustia de Dios al presenciar las…
Jeremiah 4:11-12, 22-28 This week’s readings feature harsh words from the prophet Jeremiah, “they are skilled in doing evil, but do not know how to do good.” And the prediction of ominous consequences, “the earth shall mourn, and the heavens above grow black…” The anguish of the prophet Jeremiah seems to mirror the anguish of…
Jeremías 18: 1-11 El alfarero, la rueda y la arcilla, es una de las más bellas y duraderas metáforas de nuestra creatividad y de la creación de Dios en toda la Escritura. El alfarero no solamente moldea y dar forma a la fresca arcilla en la rueda; el alfarero rehace sus creaciones cuando se deterioran…
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