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Today's readings are so many stimuli that it 'really hard to choose which to talk.
transcribe here some parts of the letter of Paul to the Romans, which I think sum up a large part of Jesus 'teachings' of which we have spoken in recent days.

Brethren, we who are many are one body in Christ, and individually we are members one of another.
We have gifts that differ according to the grace given to each of us. .. Love one another with brotherly affection, outdo each other.
Do not be lazy in zeal, be fervent in spirit, serve the Lord.
Be joyful in hope, patient in tribulation, persevering in prayer, contribute to the needs of the saints, practice hospitality.
Bless those who persecute you, bless and curse not.
Rejoice with those who rejoice, weep with those who weep.
Have the same feelings towards each other, do not aspire to things that are too high, but lean to the humble. 2.5 to 16 Rm

are beautiful as Paul put together the theme of humility 'with that love for others, and identification with everyone. We are members of the same body. Partake of the same emotions, joys and sorrows. We are at the service of others.

In the Gospel, however, continue to meditate on the theme of the banquet. At this point, one of the guests turns to Jesus', seeing the banquet metaphor of a wedding banquet in heaven. Jesus' took the opportunity to respond with a beautiful and terrible dish at the same time:
"Go out to the highways and hedges and compel to come in, that my house be filled. I tell you none of those men who were invited will taste my dinner " Lk 14, 24. The Lord had invited many people to his party, but almost nobody came. Everyone was busy with other matters. Still, he wants that his house is full, despite the refusal of the first guests. It 's interesting how Jesus' dia, in this parable, a reference to what had been said earlier about who to choose as a guest. Even if you invite friends or those who believe such, may not really want to come to the party. But, 'we will come again, we will always welcome, we always reciprocate. I'm just the poor and the lame (those who were classified as those who do not could return, above), which are instead really. We

place for this 'that' true joy in the heart of our busy lives!

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Invite those who can not 'return

On the contrary, when you give a banquet, invite the poor, the lame, the blind
, and you will be blessed because they can not repay " Lk 14, 12-14

We are still at the banquet. Jesus' takes advantage hours to investigate, in particular, who has invited guests. Just before he had given instruction for guests, and now speaks to the landlord. This teaching is' definitely more 'strange than the last. In this case, Jesus' pushes who prepared the feast not to invite loved ones, neighbors, or rich, but rather, the poor, the crippled, those who no one ever calls. The reason is not 'just one more' obvious, that 'doing something of brotherhood towards the last, the' waste 'the company'. It 'also part of a spiritual journey where one should get used to give without receiving anything in return. There 's just blessed to give than to receive, and reciprocate the material never outweighs the spiritual in some way that you always get.

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Umilta' Beatitudes

"For everyone who exalts himself will be humbled, and whoever humbles himself will be exalted
" Lk 14.11
Jesus' has always made mention of the importance of the latter, and be the last. 'The last shall be first', 'Who wants to be my disciple is made the servant of all', 'We are useless servants'. The central idea is 'the service, hence, a deep sense of humility', which does not mean not to appreciate themselves and their value, but do not think of themselves before others.
E 'meaningful as Jesus' saying this phrase inspired by very real opportunity, such as the choice of seats at the table at a wedding: and' in every moment of daily life that we practice what 'that Jesus' us he says.