Jesus' Body and Blood can Give Eternal Life!

 

3rd Week of Easter Friday

Acts 9:1-20

Meditation

Jesus' Body and Blood can Give Eternal Life!

Saul’s conversation as Paul is the beginning of a new chapter in the Church. The choice of Saul’s conversion as Paul is not of Saul’s but of the Lord’s. He found Saul as a man full of good spirit and qualities. He chose him and graced him to be his Messenger. Jesus after meeting Saul molded him as his minister of gentiles.

Paul left no effort to preach and live for Jesus. He completely loved Jesus and he lived for Jesus. Paul with his knowledge of Jewish religion and Greek philosophy has preached Christ effectively to the educated and uneducated with clarity. He led people to Christ not just with concepts but by the example of his life of hard work and facing trials for the love of the message of the gospel.

Do you know the grace of God can change the course of one’s life?

Gospel: Jn: 6:52-59

3rd week, Friday of Easter

Meditation

Jewish people questioned Jesus, saying, ‘How can this man give us his flesh to eat?’ Truly, how can one give his flesh, and how can we eat his flesh? Jesus knows that he is going to have the last Passover meal with his apostles. That would be the meal, which will be celebrated on earth and in heaven for eternity. After the last supper, what he said and did by taking the bread and wine, he offered another meal on the cross on Good Friday. The Church always keep the Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Sunday memories as the Saving Events of the Eternal Meal.

Do we believe that Jesus' body and blood can give eternal life?

Fr Putti Anthaiah Sdb

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