Holy Saturday: Wounded by Beauty’s Absence
We have been wounded by beauty’s absence and standing at the door of the empty tomb recommit ourselves to reimagine, reclaim, rebuild, and rejoice, because… Christ lives.
Cecilia González-Andrieu is professor of theology at Loyola Marymount University, member of the board of the Ignatian Solidarity Network, and author of Bridge to Wonder: Art as Gospel of Beauty.
La doctora Cecilia González-Andrieu es profesora de teología en Loyola Marymount University y es la autora del libro Bridge to Wonder: Art as a Gospel of Beauty.
We have been wounded by beauty’s absence and standing at the door of the empty tomb recommit ourselves to reimagine, reclaim, rebuild, and rejoice, because… Christ lives.
La ausencia de la belleza nos ha herido y aquí, frente a la tumba vacía nos comprometemos a renovar, reivindicar, reconstruir y alegrarnos, porque… Cristo vive.
La vida: corta, insegura, real, necesita que hagamos que cada día cuente, porque solo juntos podemos construir el sueño de Dios.
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