“Blessed are you, Simon Barjona, for flesh and blood did not reveal that to you but my father in heaven.”

Today I would like to struggle with you to try to make sense of what it means for us to see—sometimes to see clearly in moments of vision, clarity and insight; and sometimes to try to see, because that’s all we’re able to do, in moments of darkness, uncertainty; and confusion; and sometimes to see paradoxically, upside-down, foolishly, but nonetheless truly: God on the cross, life in the midst of death, dying and yet rising.
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