¿Qué Haría Jesús? - Evangelio de hoy: Miércoles 23 de abril - “Quédate conmigo, Señor”

Episode Date: April 23, 2025

Hoy escucharemos al @pjuanruizjlc compartir su reflexión sobre el evangelio según San Lucas (Lc 24,13-35). Podcast producido por New Fire (@benewfire).

Lecture of the Santa Evangelio, according San Lucas. The same day of the resurrection, went two of the disciples to a people called Amahus, situated on those 11 kilometers of Jerusalem, and comment about what had

succeeded. While conversed and were discussed, Jesus was a and he was made to come to them, but the eyes of two disciples

were belated and no they were he asked. He said, what things are talking about so full of a treaspev, one of them, called Cleofas,

he responded, Are you the only forastero that no knows what has succeeded these days in Jerusalem? He asked, what thing? They asked, the Jesus, the Nazareno,

that was a prophet powerful in works and words and to God and to all the people. How the sumos sacredotes and our chiefs,

they were to them to condemnate to the murder and they crucified. We were we were the liberator of

Israel, and And, however, have passed three days since these things have been done. It's true that some women of our group

us have been disconcerted, because they were the madrugated to the sepulcrow, not they were not

they were an appreced to the angels, that they said that they were a few. Some of

our friends were to the sepulcrow and got all they're all they're all they're they're not

they're not. Then Jesus he said, what insensato are you you're doing you're to do you're doing the

unciated for the prophetes? Acaste not necessary that the messias peregian

to all this and so enterer in his glory? And commencing by Moise and siguying with all

the prophets and he explained all the passages of the scripture that he

referred to him. And he said the people to where he did he

he was more but they insisted saying and let's with

us because it's is and soon to darker. And he

went to get to them to the mess. When they were a man, the the

his companions, those which they said, Devereas have resuscited the Lord and has been seen a simon. Then they told what they had passed on the

way and how they had recognized at parted the pan. Very Felice Pasco to us. I hope that these

saints have talked to our heart, us have made resuscite to something to a better

version of a better way to correspond to the love that God has the Bible of is just a example of this,

no, two men, that are after all the pasted, after of what lived, metied in

some of his fears, in his miseries, in his experiences, and just Christ he's all the way,

the way, they say in the way, literal, and he starts to make to make to do

that transformation interior. I'd like to present two elements that I mean I'm are two, almost are three. One is that phrase of this evangelism that

that's all in this evangelist and certainly many of you've already have meditado or have thought that is the we're not over there in that

phrase, it's ensierra all what what they'd in the heart. We're we were finally

this was to that that we're going to liberate of the oppression Roman, that we've to be the

messias that we've never been that's so much in our life. I thought that I'd ever be

that God would be my oration. I thought that this problem that was going to disappear

because this Semana Santa was of my very well or because it resulted

so it's a good action or I did a return of the end of the

final but even this vision in this circumstance, I expected a that,

that's that, that, that, that we're that we're that we're we're not we're

and there two things. One, a basis is because God is because God in respond.

And a sometimes, God, and respond. It's very mysterious. God,

no is a machine of action, reaction. I do something, I'm a person,

and he knows more our life, most and he's a rhythm totally different. My caminos not are

their ways, says the Sagreada Scripture. And it's very mysterious a basis, but how we have to confiard in

God, we're to believe in God, but believe to God. And this is something that the time is going to

basically to like to have this certain. Like these two disciples, they've they've

they've to believe to Jesus. if they're a experience very beautiful with him the two, three years

at the more that they're in the people, because they're not of the apostles, they're two disciples apart. But no,

no, not they've got to believe to Jesus, defy-of- him, and of the Jesus,

he was recriminate, that he had to be to be going to be going to a time. A sometimes,

no, we're not we're not we're in his times. No, we're not that he's doing in

our life, for more mysterious and a sometimes dolorous that could appear if we're doing to our part, if we're really with our good works, with our faith, with our strength,

holyole, normally is something something mysterious, but a sometimes is something good. That, for one side and the other, well, just, you know, more or less what I said, is not simply to be passives in that spirit of the Lord,

but to put it to our part. When Christ, the of those two disciples, they're doing, they're doing. So, they're going to

Christ's how many times we're doing our heart? And we don't we're going to our life, that Christ

talk that part erie of our existence, that we'll leave to the bad habit, that we give the first

in a play a family, or in a situation of the orgue that I have, etc.,

et cetera, et cetera. That is like the double this, we're we're trying. For one side, that desperance, but in the world, in the God, actua. And second,

the, upon us of our part, for that the action of God's realise. And for, and for ultimate, it's precisely how Christ we're not going to the encounter. It's

spectacular how God no abandon a soul, and it is to where less so he imagina one. I remember much I lived in

Rome and I went to Mexico to visit to my family and the scale of the airport

of the and the thing I was in when we're waiting we're waiting

and in Spanish me he was a a Catholic he

he he he he he gave and he gave

a confession and was one of the confessions most most impressionate is that I've

had in my life. But it's impressive how God he wanted to see to her

because in a city that nobody speaks to a person to be a little and she could desawgar

and get all that that presadumbra the heart. And how this, certainly you have some

experiences of moments difficult in your life and how God of the

way of being of God and how we have to thank you. With no nation or so, the Sacred Scripture. And we can say the same.

Our God is incredible. We have to give us the things. All the end of the last year

the end of your passion, and his resurrection, some a problem, a problem minimal,

but very great, but it's a problem minimal because it's something very concrete. But tantas

times in our life, that's repeated. We're not we're in any hope. And Christ will be to

and us will be to get a resuscite one and another and other and other way. So,

so we we're not we're on the side, fiemonnors of God. We'll

make our good works, with this desire to get a something that God

can't enter in our life, that can come to us and we

And we'll, we'll see us with a sombre the action of God in our hearts. And let me the thanks, no? That we can't say, as those apostles, keepate with us, Lord. Kedathe, you know, you separate me, for favor. Kedatat in my life for ever.

Because I also want to have been given care of Resuscited. I'm the Father Juan Antonio Ruiz. I hope that this reflection has helped. De Nouveau, very happy, Pascua.

I'm much for you, for your family, and I ask a lot of us over ouration for all the other. Abrose. A brother.