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Nagyon po ating ipinagdiriwang ang Linggo ng Banal na Awa o Divine Mercy

Sunday.
Thomas did not believe Jesus was resurrected not because he did not love
Jesus. He did experience Jesus in his daily contacts with his teaching s and
miracles. But, nagkarooon ng sugat si Tomas noong makita niyang naghihirap
si Hesus hanggang mamatay ito sa krus. Sobrang siyang nasaktan. Thomas has
wounded and he could find no God to take away his pain.
The Risen Christ is identified with his wounds, Christ has wounds. To see
Christ is to see his woundedness reflected in our woundedness, in our fears and
doubts, in our sufferings and trials. It is to embrace in our vulnerabilities and
look at them with eyes of faith in the Risen Christ that we will experience God
from the depths of our heart
Christ has wounds, indeed the Risen Christ has wounds, our spiritual
journey will become a blessing when we embrace our doubts, our trials, and
our wounds, like Thomas. It is only in our emptiness, in our helplessness, in our
experience in deep humanity, deep pain, that we pray and proclaim that truly
Christ is our Lord and God. We have to offer our wounds, our sacred wounds in
our hearts to God. Pope Francis, our beloved Pope once said when we walk
Christ without the cross, when we build without the cross and when we
professed a Christ without a cross, we arent disciples of him. You my friends
there is no other way to experience God, the Risen Lord, than the way of the
cross, the way of the wounded Christ. Our wounded savior is inviting today to
look our wounds, our crosses, to take a long loving look at them to look at
them in view of resurrection,we have to trust God, we have to trust our
wounded Lord that he will sustain us with his grace. Although, sometimes in
our spiritual journey, the ways of doubts and fears hovers us. But let us not be
afraid, we must courage for the scripture says, Gods grace is enough, always
enough, more than enoughthus, never loose hope in Gods mercy.