Day 28: Healing As An Act of Communion
I envy Jesus for his ability to heal the man outright. It is frustrating to be unable to fix or cure or save. Most of us do not have those particular powers; and so – overwhelmed – we withdraw our attention.
Marilyn Nash teaches Ignatian Spirituality at Seattle University and is a spiritual director & consultant for Jesuit works, faith communities, and individuals particularly regarding spiritual discernment amidst a culture of racism.
I envy Jesus for his ability to heal the man outright. It is frustrating to be unable to fix or cure or save. Most of us do not have those particular powers; and so – overwhelmed – we withdraw our attention.
What are you doing to participate in God’s unfolding story, to tend to your own heart and to the common good?
This Lenten season, what if we trust that our troubling questions and longing for MORE are exactly what we need?
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