Daily
Reflection
From a Creighton Student's Perspective
of Creighton
University's Online Ministries
December
2nd, 2008
by
Julie Dunning
First year Physical Therapy Student Creighton Undergrad/Spanish Major
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“Not by appearance shall he judge, nor by
hearsay shall he decide, Today’s reading sparks a wonderful image, that of the wolf being the guest of the lamb, of things that are of opposite nature dwelling together. Such relationships exist often for a common vision, goal, or purpose. The responsorial psalm states Justice shall flourish in his time, and fullness of peace for ever. This is a reason for opposites to work together for a greater purpose: justice and peace for all. With the election season recently ending in the United States, it is hard to not think of the recent occurrences. Our nation now has a new president elect who has stated throughout the election season the importance of working together as one, regardless of one’s party affiliation. Much like the calf and the young lion browse together, differing political parties must join together with common purposes in mind. As a new political term begins, may we be aware of the importance of setting aside our differences for the betterment of our world. May we be mindful of what is occurring locally, nationally, and internationally and the role(s) we have in that. May we be called to action and realize that we truly can make a difference in our world! |
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