S05 Ep04 – Easter – Appearance in the Upper Room

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Easter – Appearance in the Upper Room – Behold the Pierced One

Timestamps:

00:00 – 05:34 = Introduction and context (Easter and Upper room).
05:35 – 14:59 = Grief.
15:00 – 16:59 = Post World War 2 story.
17:00 – 18:29 = Truth, beauty and goodness.
18:30 – 18:49 = Closing.

Episode Summary:

In this episode, hosts Stina and Padre discuss the transformative events in the upper room post-Jesus’ resurrection, highlighting the unexpected gift of peace amid doubt. Emphasizing the significance of recognizing Jesus’ wounds and the connection between Mass and a surrendered life. 

Key takeaways: 

Unlocking the Upper Room:

  • Reflects on the bewilderment in the upper room after witnessing Jesus’ crucifixion and the uncertainty surrounding His resurrection.
  • Describes the disciples’ emotions, doubts, and fear as Jesus appears, offering an unexpected gift – ‘Peace be with you.’

The Significance of Peace:

  • Explores the profound impact of Jesus prioritizing peace amidst grief, guilt, and hopelessness.
  • Jesus reveals His wounds, emphasizing the importance of recognizing His resurrected body and the familiarity of sharing meals with disciples.

Paradoxical Elements and Commissioning:

  • delves into paradoxes, highlighting Jesus showing wounds followed by a bid of peace and a commissioning to go and get wounded themselves.
  • Joseph Ratzinger’s insight on making Jesus’ sacrifice a prayer to the Father is discussed, emphasizing the importance of worship through service, suffering, and truth proclamation.

Living in His Wounds:

  • The hosts challenge listeners to take up Jesus’ wounds, allowing them to become their own, fostering a life of worship and surrender to the Father.
  • The connection between Mass and a life surrendered for others is emphasized as the key to bearing fruit in worship.

Question – What stirs up in you when you consider Jesus is revealing His wounds to YOU personally, and want that same level of familiarity with you as he did with his disciples?

TBG

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