1 thought on “(Audio) The Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle C, August 10, 2025, Luke 12: 32-48, Reflection”
There is an ancient Japanese art of repairing broken pottery. Kintsugi fits the broken pieces together and uses lacquer, mixed with gold, to fill in the gaps. Thus, the veins of imperfections become part of the story. We, too, are a masterpiece of God. Our realities may shatter unexpectedly , but God’s available and abundant love moulds us back to the imperfect vessel for His will. Be Well! Be Safe! Be Happy, Fr. Ron!
Broken But Not Divided 
There is an ancient Japanese art of repairing broken pottery. Kintsugi fits the broken pieces together and uses lacquer, mixed with gold, to fill in the gaps. Thus, the veins of imperfections become part of the story. We, too, are a masterpiece of God. Our realities may shatter unexpectedly , but God’s available and abundant love moulds us back to the imperfect vessel for His will.
Be Well! Be Safe! Be Happy, Fr. Ron!