GOSPEL (Jn 1:1-18)
The Word became flesh ... .
The Word became flesh in order to introduce the man in the family of God's Word, entering the human family becomes our brother, and at the same time gives us as children to his Father in heaven. For the Word \u0026lt;\u0026lt;get meat>> is becoming \u0026lt;\u0026lt;man>> like us, with a body and soul with the same faculty that we have. The Word incarnate, not by the transformation of his divinity in our humanity, and even with the confusion of two natures in themselves, but with the hypostatic union (ie, personnel) that he contracted while remaining what it is, with our human nature.
It 's a fact which has no equal and whose understanding is beyond our capabilities, and for this, we call the \u0026lt;\u0026lt;mystery of>>.
Any explanation is inadequate and any comparison succumbs to reality.
The novelty of Christian proclamation does not consist of a thought,
but one fact: he has revealed himself.
Benedict XVI
If we make room for prayer in our lives, I do not think there is reason to fear, nor reason to feel worried or frightened . I have confidence that the love of Christ will penetrate in you and strengthen you. For this he died on the cross.
Mother Teresa
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