¿Qué Haría Jesús? - Mayo 19: “El después con el Espíritu Santo.”

Episode Date: May 19, 2024

Hoy escucharemos a @pablosolislc reflexionar sobre el Evangelio de San Juan (15, 26-27; 16, 12-15)Un podcast del Regnum Christi parte de JuanDiegoNetwork.com

At the anochecer of the Resurrection, standing closed at the doors of the house where they were the disciples for fear of the Jews, he presented Jesus in the middle of them and said,

The peace stay with you. Dichael, this, he mostro the hands and the costado. When the disciples saw them, the Lord,

they were done of the joy. The new, said Jesus, the Paz stay with you like the father me

envied me envied I, so too I'm envied I. After to say this,

soplaw over them and he said, receive the Spirit Santo. To those

that they are the people, they'll be given those, and to those

who not they're they're without their pardon. Today, into our

heart, has been that spirit of a joy, of a feast. Today we

we're celebrating the Pentecoste. The Fiesta of Pentecoste no that

that Christ has been to the death, and not only that has been

the enviated to the spirit paraclit consolator who

is we can come in our Peregrin in our life

apostolica here in the the earth. It's motive of profound aligre. And in this evangelist, they're very clear as two moments. The before and the

before. In that before, we're doors serradas. When no is the Spirit Spirit Santo in our life, so they're many doors. For what I'm trying?

For what I'm intentating if not it's going to? Yeah, I've tried other times. So, if you're the experience, it's

a lot to the God. What important is this? Never never to start

us. Never to be to be sure. A sometimes we can disanimarned

because we've many years working for to get a defect of our

life, a vice a a a piece, and I get a point

in the demonio can make stragos into our and

us and it and it no, there's possibility. Mejor a door and, no more, it's not a way,

we're trying, many times the demon, a puberty closed. Dentro of those doors that's closed, what comes?

An ambient of a tristesse, an ambient that no can't be to be more than your narises.

All you see, of form very humana. And that sometimes we pass in our lives,

like that all our, to analyze of the things is a much no there's a spirit

supernatural we don't we have that capacity to see the things like the God

so we're so we're we're we're we're we're we're we're

we're that Christ not been we've been we're we're we're we're

we're we're important desemascar to the demon in our lives because many

times it's a time to make that's through those doors and in

those doors in those things we're moving we're going to start us how many times in

our our heart we're we're we could compare with with

pensations obsessive a sometimes I have talked ultimately to

talk with many people especially young, that they have a

problem and they're a little and they're and they're and they're and they

come here in a thought in a thing that negrece all our life

and we're not we don't we're because we're at the

doors closed we're we we're all the color of because

we're with the doors and all and all to destined to

a fracassos and to die of and to be to be a moment of a

mind of a mind of a need a world and it's there just in

that moment where he gets Christ like irrumpe tum those

the and then he he's to have all light and what

was before was the Tristesses, Mied, doubt. It's the

then the after. When he gets Christ, they're in peace. They're in the past.

And he the passage, when the disciples saw, they're of the people,

of the joy. And that sometimes, I think that's one of the virtues that's

one us do it, and also I'm to be to be to be I think

I think not it's the better to make to make to make

the cruces that have been other for example a disease I can

put the other but if I go full of a

and do and the contagio with that I'm I'm

doing much well because the aligria is I think

that someone who can't that God has God's

lives. Recurred one was a experience very strong, a man that had been to move, we went to his house, the lady was very disconsolated. There was a father,

Spanish, that was in Colombia, and me took to accompany to me. I still was religious, still me felted many years for ordenarmes. And I remember that we started to talk to, there with the signora, and

to beque-to, I began to tell me some chiste, And the Lord started to and she started to get

to get to get to the suffering. The the love and the

love and I don't go. No, no, they're not so they're

so far because I feel very very in the middle of

the feeling of the I'm so much good when we going

to we're going to other people the and

that then it's then then it's just Christ says the peace is the peace stay with you know

we're not we're we're we're getting our cross but that we live in peace

that makes that difference in the battle and the luched when one does the

things in pass the life you can be and for this I'm not I'm

sure I'm I'm there more I'm recommended the book that's the

book that's the part Jack Philip recommended so. Of really,

I think one of the books that most I'm like and repas

continually because I think a life in peace is is a

cross that you can't be illus the the

cross always will be present but not it

is the right with a peace and in that

in this after then there comes a The Lord, they're

to predict, those man to talk other hearts. They're the first ones that have

been seen that's inciard, and they're going to go to see, they're going to

see in the book of the the people, after that Jesus Christ

has soplored that Spirit Santo, these men, they

are in celosos, they are in apostols, that And so we even, even me

that's the attention, in the actions of the Apostoles, that regressable felices of having been flagellated, by cause of the reign, regressable. Because it was the Spiritu Santo, the that was acting on them.

Yeah, they were in form positive. So, I think that's the way. And, for the last, also, also, of pardon. At the final of this passage, I think that this and then it has to help us to pardon. And also to

ask you a pardon. I think that is important to record that in our life has to be a change. If we really, we don't even to talk for the Spirit Santo, not only a feast of Ponticoste, but we're receiving us in the sacrament of

baptism and then the plenitude, in the sacrament of the confirmation, we have to be people that are people who live in pass,

persons that are people who don't you can't enderer, you can't you're and you

have other people and people and people that that's this passage does much poutes

in our life we'd then we're then to the Spirit Santo that

that we conced to us that grace the grace of being men

of Aliegers, Homes of Paz, Hombers Apostoles, and Homs of Pardons. That God God bless. I'm the

Father Juan Carlos Gomes, and you have given to this podcast, I'm going to you know, to you know,

to do you know, with your families and