Scott Lewis, SJ, who teaches New Testament at Regis College in Toronto, recently presented the webinar series New Interpretations of the Holy Week Stories. He examined the Holy Week texts in light of recent theological trends and questions. During the first webinar "How Not to Read the Bible" on February 23, 2021, Fr. Scott warns of the consequences of misinterpreting the Bible. He discusses the truth of the Bible, which is theological and not scientific, by going through the Old and New Testaments. Finally, Fr Scott invites us to use the Bible as a mirror of the human soul, not as a weapon against others. Click here to access all videos in this webinar series sponsored by the Jesuits of Canada. iframe{max-width:100%;}...

"Jesus is on that path with us, just as he was on the path with the two disciples. Hopefully, at the end of our path, our Lenten journey, we will realize that that Jesus has been with us all along." ...

"Jesus was fully human and fully divine. His human nature was manifest in a range of emotions, including anger at what bothered him. The scene we have today is not the only occasion on which he showed anger."...

"I take the hand of Peter as my traveling companion on this Lenten journey. He literally and figuratively walked the road that Jesus did."...

"Lent becomes the key opportunity to become more deeply aware of the love of God and the needs to share, to save the planet, to understand suffering, to reach out to the outcast."...

"Jesus encourages us to fast but to do so as a prayer not as a way to impress others as to how “holy” we are. "...

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