Dear friends, tomorrow Triduum begins on the Great week and wanted leave my presence with a brief reflection just simple and valid for knowing how to grow in love.
We are at the last supper of Jesus, Judas will betray him in the most vile, "for money", 30 pieces of silver is agreed with the chief priests and senators.
But after seeing the outcome and the imminent death of the Master, Judas felt remorse and will return the money. But he did not accept the return and in a fit threw the coins in the Temple and desperate to have put to death an innocent man was hanged.
Many exegetes have asked, discussed, if Judas regretted the decision to commit suicide, because suicide is a mortal sin in the Christian religion.
know that he regretted having given a fair and so God gave him a pardon, the problem is that Judas did not feel forgiven, his confusion was such that did not receive the mercy ; God has for their children.
Personally I am convinced that despite taking his life, was pardoned.
My thoughts for this great week, let us forgive ourselves for the big or small mistakes we make, to experience to forgive those who have offended us with or without malice, we have to calm the anger to lash out against our closest relatives.
Judas Do not be one that we got carried by the selfishness of being "I" before our brothers, our wife, husband, children, mother etc.. always leave at any cost with benefits of using them in the way we should and when not, we take on our side. (An example of a grandmother today in an email). When the child needs to leave the children with their mother, grandmother welcomed the hosts, but when he falls ill, the daughter and worry about caring.
If your letter in the mail I've read it could translate, friends ... would be tears of a woman living used and forgotten.
To our knowledge, experience that we are loved by our friends and family and especially to those who believe that we are loved by God.
not think evil of our neighbor and accused him before asking. .. How was this or that? Today I have also had experience of this in an email. Why We are always so quick to judge?
I write from the heart, you know well and in these days of special devotion to the collective believers in God, it seemed appropriate to make a post other than that were going to do, for and thus have many religious blogs address the issue of Passion and death of Christ, my husband, but if something has to serve this Lenten season is to be better men, better women, this must be our goal "Being around nice people" that wherever we go, leave a pleasant memory of our passage.
I LEAVE MY AFFECTION
HAPPY EASTER
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