El significado del Viernes Santo

0:00 Bomba, why the affective relationships I have are not stable. I like assertiveness, why it invites us to prudence that what should motivate our word is always love is You and that is already the basis to go out to conquer many goals, to fight, to give a better version and enjoy life fully. You know how to understand the celebration of Good Friday, that is, what is the nucleus of meaning that is present in the narratives, in the rites, in the practices, in the traditions that we men and women have.

0:58 On this special day, I would like to propose to you three keys of understanding that in turn must be three keys of celebration. And I propose them not only for believing human beings, but for every human being who wants to build a meaningful life project, a purposeful life project, a life project that is worth living. The nucleus of meaning that is present in the narratives and traditions illuminates men and women of all times and of all believing or non- believing epochs. The first key to understanding is coherence. If you carefully review the accounts taken into account in the Good Friday celebrations, you will realize that these are accounts that show us how Jesus of Nazareth is prosecuted and at the same time condemned for what he said and did in his three years of ministry, that is, Jesus of Nazareth is judged and condemned for his fundamental choices

2:36 that were expressed in speeches and in daily actions. Somehow, they question the values, the inner forces, the understandings that Jesus has shared with them. And I say that the first key is coherence, because Jesus could somehow renounce or deny before the imminence of the condemnation, before the iminence of death, everything he had spoken and everything he had done, he could simply have said, hear, my tongue went away, I said what was not or simply apostate from his approaches. But he doesn' t stay coherent. He remains faithful to his understandings, to his values, to his life decisions. It doesn' t matter if they take him to the cross. It doesn' t matter that they lead him to be condemned. And I believe that this first key not only allows us to look at Bible accounts from a perspective that

4:13 really provokes us now, but also to live our lives coherently, without fear, without fear, but at the same time to question whether we are coherent, if we are aligned with what we say and do, among what we believe and share daily. That is, if the values we claim to have are those that drive our daily life, if the values we say govern our project are transparent in the actions that we have every day to Jesus take him to the cross through a false judgment, an unjust judgment, with witnesses rigged with lies, but he still remains faithful and courageously faces the consequences of his decisions. That is called coherence and is the first key the second key to understanding is courage. Yes, you can' t be happy, you can ' t be coherent, you can' t have a life project that provokes

5:43 sustained well- being emotions. What emotion and human beings if there is no courage, We cannot let ourselves be swept away by fear. When I speak of courage, I do not speak of the absence of fear. We' re all scared. We all experience that emotion in the face of a threat, because that emotion allows us to be prepared to respond to that threat, to that stimulus. But we have to be able, proactively, able to act in spite of fear. I' m sure the Hetsemane Garden Jesus is full of fear, He' s full of fear. Go near death, see near suffering. Moreover, a barbarous thing, because the cross cannot be romanticized. It' s an act of barbarians. It is a bloody, difficult, painful experience and Jesus sees it soon and it fills his heart with fear. However, courageously, it is moving forward. The brave is the one who handles his fears, the one who manages his fears well, the

7:15 one who does not run away because he knows that drives him, the right thing, the right thing, the honest thing and then acts as he has to be firmly. In the garden of Hetsemane there is a precious prayer of Jesus that can enlighten all the men and women of today who are afraid of the consequences of their decisions and their choices. He says, Father, if you can turn this chalice away from me, but let not my will be done, but yours is that it is not fear that rules me and makes me flee how it will make the disciples flee. You remember that in Mark, chapter fourteen, verse fifty- one, the account says that all the disciples abandoned him and the inoptics show us how Peter also denies him, as Peter says he does not know him. The second key is courage. Then one coherence, two bravery. The third key is trust in the person of Jesus. It is trust in God, trust in him who has provoked those

8:48 decisions, in him who has given him that mission, in him who has allowed him to discern a way forward, in him who does it accompanied through those three years of ministry, confidence that he is doing the right thing confidence that he will not be left alone, confidence that he will not be abandoned. It is the three keys to IT that trust is fundamental. You have to trust IT and your project, Trust IT and the values you live in. Trusting you and the choices you' ve made is critical. Then three keys to thinking about the mystery of Good Friday and you can listen to this podcast and you can analyze it any day, because what happens on Good Friday happens every day of God. One being consistent with what we believe, two, being brave and acting right despite our fears, and three, trusting ourselves in what we have discovered and also trusting the owner of life. I invite you to review these three keys and analyze your life and evaluate your life with

10:22 serenity and without guilt and without shame. Please, thank you for listening, thank you for meditating on this. We are always present in Spotify, Dizer, Apple, Amazon, boom Box, Hey, don' t forget the orational. Man is alive, find the orational that generates habits that will help you. You know, Bombaux.