Tuesday of the 29th
Week in Ordinary Time
Luke 12:35-38
Luke
reminds us that there is always a horizon for the Christian. History is going somewhere. There is a caution: Be ready!
Be attentive!
But
that horizon is not only temporal. If it were, then the everydayness of life would lack weight.
God’s judgment is also existential.
With attentiveness, we humans glimpse the horizon at every turn. The paradigmatic glimpse is Jesus at the last
supper:
I am among you as
the one who serves.
(22:27)
Attend to imitating that.
Attend to imitating that.
Simone
Weil said “Attention is a form of prayer.”
What
will I let focus my attention today?
Will it be that horizon of promise?
Will it be that horizon of promise?
I
hope so.
My
days are so much more hope filled when I grant them the weightiness they are
due.
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