Pianeta Cibo: laboratorio di dialogo su cibo e alimentazione
Care amiche e cari amici,
come state? Spero bene. Il libretto Costruiamo il cambiamento mediante le 6 parti del corpo da attivare per rigenerare il mondo sta destando molto interesse. Infatti sono state parecchie le richieste di copie del libretto.
Vengo a farvi un invito caloroso per partecipare all’evento “Pianeta Cibo” che abbiamo costruito come Rete VicenzaMondo, di cui sono il coordinatore. Lo facciamo domenica 22 maggio dalle 15 alle 18 in forma laboratoriale. Verrà realizzato sia in presenza che online. Cercheremo di approfondire la questione del cibo, della sua filiera dalla produzione alla distribuzione. Ma soprattutto presentando proposte positive e buone pratiche, mediante varie testimonianze (due dal mondo e 4 locali). Una bella testimonianza dal mondo verrà dall’Amazzonia, dove il movimento Cubano realizza una produzione di cibo in piena armonia con madre terra, e quindi un cibo sano, giusto, etico, solidale e ricco di armonia cosmica.
Dopo l’evento del laboratorio, dalle 18.00 in poi, ci sarà: premiazione del concorso artistico, musica con il gruppo Gotas do Brasil e cena conviviale con il giropizza.
Potete partecipare venendo a Vicenza in presenza, oppure a distanza inviando una e-mail a vicenzamondo@gmail.com per avere il link di collegamento.
Nella locandina (verticale e orizzontale) dove trovate tutte le informazioni.
Vi aspettiamo.
Adriano
Contemplazione e Missione 
from ‘Catholic Daily Reflections’ email version
Mercy for the Sinner – Friday, July 1, 2022
“Those who are well do not need a physician, but the sick do. Go and learn the meaning of the words, I desire mercy, not sacrifice. I did not come to call the righteous but sinners.” Matthew 9:12-13
Jesus did not come for the “righteous” but came for “sinners.” This may be surprising at first because it seems that Jesus should have said that He came for all people, the righteous and the sinner. But what we must understand is that no one is truly righteous. In other words, everyone is a sinner in need of the Savior.
By speaking this way, Jesus is addressing the self-righteous attitude of the Pharisees who seemed to think that Jesus should only associate with those who were without sin. The Pharisees acted as if they were “righteous” and that Jesus should only associate with them and any others who were not publicly known to be sinners.
Sadly, the sin of the Pharisees was of a far graver nature than the sins of the tax collectors and the other sinners who came to Jesus. The Pharisees were guilty of the sin of spiritual pride and were sinning by presuming that they were righteous. When one fails to see their sin, God cannot forgive them since they do not repent.
Though this is a powerful condemnation of the Pharisees and others who are guilty of being self-righteous, it is also an invitation from Jesus to all who readily admit their sin. When we can humble ourselves before the perfection of God and see our sins in the light of His glory, we will be tempted to despair and feel shame for our sin. But shame will turn into joy and freedom when we allow our Lord to act as the Divine Physician in our lives. The purpose of His earthly life was to bring healing to our wounds of sin. When we realize how His perfect mercy perfectly heals us, we will readily run to Him.
Reflect, today, upon how ready and willing you are to confess your sin to Jesus. Do not hesitate to trust in His perfect love for you and to open yourself up fully to His divine mercy.
Lord of perfect mercy, I turn to You in my need and admit my sin and guilt. I am sorry for having offended You and I know that You are the one and only answer for my sin. Please have mercy on me, dear Lord, and forgive me for all my sin. Jesus, I trust in You.
Svara1 m
Suzana Monika
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