First Sunday of Lent | Survivors
We walk on the way, believing we are good and there will be resurrection. “Survivors.” We become.
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 walk on the way, believing we are good and there will be resurrection. “Survivors.” We become.
Caminamos juntas, por fin creyendo que somos verdaderamente la imagen de Dios y que la resurrección llegará. “Sobrevivientes,” somos.
As you enter into Holy Saturday, try to feel the deep and dark silence of the exile, the refugee, the displaced millions around the world. Be with them and then commit to giving them a home, a place where there is music, even in the dark.
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