Year C - 14th Sunday of Ordinary Time

1^st Reading : Isaiah 66.10-14

Psalm 65

2^nd Reading: Galatians 6.14-18

Gospel: Luke 10.1-12 ; 17-20

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Details

    -This rabbit is a little overloaded. If we take a look at all of his tools, there are quite a few for outside, gardening or agricultural tools in fact.

    –There are also some tools for indoor use, such as the hammer, screwdriver, electric cable, paint, white spirit etc.

    -And there are some items which are little more unusual: a hanger, an anvil...

    -And in the middle of all that, a little flute (you saw it right?) which shows the free quality of music, whilst the tools are held (more or less) in place.

    -So, what is the most important thing here? The multitude of things to do, or the gratuity of the smallest thing (the flute)

Questions

-If the rabbit does everything, all alone, is it because he has "found" nobody to help him? Or is it because he "looks" for nobody? I could ask myself the same questions. Often we start out saying that we cannot find anybody, and so we do it ourselves.

-Do I have an abundant harvest like the cartoon?

-What is important for me?

-What is important for me is not necessarily important for somebody else. Despite this, do I listen to the point of view of others or do I impose my own?