Cuarto Domingo El Sufrimiento no es de Dios. Dios es el camino a la paz

¿De Porque nuestro Dios bueno permite el sufrimiento?
No sé si alguien dieran atención, pero este semana era el septuagésimo aniversario del cerrado de Auschwitz Campo de la Muerte y el recordatorio del horror del holocausto.
Esta semana hubo más evidencia de la brutalidad de la guerra y el asunto malo de los refugiados.
Esta semana recordamos la matanza de los infantes por los abortos.
Hubo más del odio y la maldad por los líderes.
Y sé hay personas en pena:  cánceres, depresión, la falta de refugio.
Hay personas con los corazones partidos.
Hay personas tan solos.
¿De porqué Dios permite el sufrimiento?
Dios no lo permite, ni Él lo desea.
Nosotros lo permitimos.  Nosotros lo deseamos.  
Dios ha revelado el camino a la paz y nosotros lo ignoramos.
Parece que deseamos a seguir el camino de nuestros egos; más preocupado con nuestras propias cosas, dinero, haciendo la manera que YO quiero.
Permitimos nuestros miedos a guiarnos.
Por eso, hay veneno en nuestra agua, en nuestra comida, en el aire para ganar lucro.
Hay tanto miedo, tanto codicia y rechazamos a compartir...por eso los otros mueran de hambre, faltan buen trabajo y salarios justos.
Somos tantos egoistico que lo que es inconveniente, como babes, parejas, amigos, Nosotros disponemos de ellos
Causamos tanto daño a los otros y nosotros mismos.
Este no es el reino del cielo.
Dios no esta castigandonos
Dios no está probandonos.
Tanto amo Dios el mundo que él envió el hijo amado a salvar el mundo, nosotros.
Y  aun después el mundo crucificó y mataron el Hijo Amado, el Padre le resucitó y él volvió a nosotros para guiarnos.
El signo del amor infinito de Dios
El signo de la perdón y misericordia de Dios
El signo que el camino de Jesús es la Verdad y la Vida.
los beatitudes son el bello y poderoso conciencia que el camino de el pecado solamente va a crear sufrimiento y la muerte y el camino de Dios va a traernos la paz.
El camino de poniendo la fe en Dios solo, no en los líderes políticos.
El camino de la misericordia, perdón y la compasión.
El camino de la humildad y muriendo a nuestra codicia y ego.
Esta misa y todas las misas son los beatitudes  hecho real en Jesucristo, y es el regalo de Dios increible.
La misa es el cancion de amor, la poesía de amor, dado por Dios a nosotros, para invitarnos a ser libre.
La Eucaristía es el signo visible que Dios está con nosotros, sus hijos, y Dios absolutamente no tiene deseo que sufrimos; solamente a experimentar la vida completa.  

Nuestro sufrimiento es real, pero no es de Dios.

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