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Monday October 26th: Do The Right Thing
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The Diocese of Port of Spain published a reflection on the Gospel of Luke 13:10-17 for Monday, October 26.
The text examines the account of Jesus healing a woman who had been bent double for 18 years. The reflection notes that a synagogue official protested the healing because it occurred on the Sabbath. The Diocese observes that the official prioritized rules and regulations over the woman's well-being.
The reflection suggests that those in authority, including religious leaders and politicians, may sometimes overlook the needs of individuals in favor of laws. It concludes that human discernment is necessary to apply mercy and empathy.
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