trust
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What Jesus tells his disciples is the certainty they seek is in the keeping of his commandments, which should be far more evident to us than it is.
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The appearance of Jesus to the disciples in the Upper Room is often taken for a statement on faith rather than a call to action and trust.
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In dealing with faith and doubt, people often make it into a singular, either/or debate between the two rather than recognize that both are necessary.
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For this week’s reflection on the gospel, we must engage the physical and metaphorical meanings of seeing: and what it means to do both.
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In the person of Joseph, God trusts in a human to trust in the mission, to raise the Messiah, to be a beacon of hope to the world.
