Homilia de 32 Domingo - Los que Están sabios están llenado con el amor de Dios

Cuando tenemos estas parábolas del reino de Dios, especialmente los que terminen con el rey o novio o dueño regresando y algunos sean matados, castigados o rechazados....cuando oímos estas, pensamos del fin del mundo, la muerte y el cielo?
Pues, no es exactamente equivocado, pero no es exactamente correcto tampoco.
Con Un entendimiento más profundo, podemos experimentar la salvación de Jesucristo.
Es importante a recordar que Jesús dije el Reino is como, o semejante.... él está hablando en analogías.  Y con las analogías, hay la necesidad a contemplarlas, a explorarlas.
Una virtud del catolicismo es que mantenemos toda de las escrituras en nuestras consciente cuando lo leemos.  Nosotros no simplemente leemos un verso o parte sin una conexión a todos.
Por eso, recordamos que Jesús dije que el Reino de Dios está cerca...es decir está aquí!
Y lo que Jesús dije en Juan 10:10...Él vino para que nosotros podemos la vida completa.
Miren, el Reino de Dios es la Salvación.
Es de experimentando la vida, como Dios experimenta la vida, completamente.
No simplemente en el cielo después la muerte, but también aquí y ahora.
Déjame repetir.  El Reino De Dios y de ahora y aquí.
Es de la vida y como vivimos.
Y como Dios reveló el escritura Sagrada y por Jesucristo, en su vida, muerte y resurrección, La Vida completa es de Amor.
Esta es la entendimiento de la Eucaristía.
La misa, y el entero Eucaristía, es el signo visible de la realidad invisible que...
La vida es de viviendo uno por otro
La vida completa es de experimentando la bondad del otro y de nosotros mismos.
Amando y receibiendo el amor, incluiendo Dios, es de viviendo la vida completamente.

Los que son sabio entienden esta.
El amor de Dios es el combustible para ellos.
Por esta amor, ellos son alertos, despiertos a los momentos cuando al amor viene y cuando el amor sea necesitado.
He encontrado personas sabias.
Siempre listos a ayudar, soportar, compartir.
Generosos, misericordiosos, bondadosos, humildes
sin buscando a ganar nada.
Esposos y Esposas dando tiempo para estar con las familia y trabajando fuerte a proveer.
Amigos ayudando uno al otra, perdonando cuando era necesario.
Y cuando hubiera problemas, podrían continuar y sean fuerte!
Estas personas, llenado del amor, creado la unidad.
Encontrado el gozo en la vida.

Y los descuidados...
he encontrados ellos también,
más interesado en sus propios deseos, manteniendo el rencor, codicioso,
usando los otros, nunca considerando los otros.
Las consecuencias, no hay gozo, amistades superficiales, matrimoniales superficiales, divisiones, ...
esta no es la vida que Jesús desea para nosotros.
Por eso, hay la iglesia.
Necesitamos a ser gasolineras, comunidades para recibir más combustible, más del amor de Dios.
La Iglesia es para ser una comunidad por cual venimos y participamos en el amor Dios, por La Palabra y Sacramento.
Una comunidad donde el Amor está practicado y está prosperando

 Una comunidad listo a para los momentos cuando nuestro Novio, Jesús, viene a celebrar la vida con nosotros.

 Un comunidad buscado por los otros en necesidad de Jesús y su vida, los que sienten solo, rechazado, herido.
Es el reino aquí y ahora?

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