I’m reading “On Prayer”. How do you find a quiet moment for it in everyday life?
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The door shuts before the last of them have even taken their seats. Cyril does not wait: what he wants to say tonight will sound like blasphemy to most unless he explains it at once.
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Cyril of JerusalemThe Creator, who once formed Adam from earth, was not ashamed of it. Ask yourself tonight: why should he be ashamed to form himself from the flesh of a Virgin?
ContinueOn the wall of the hall hangs a fresco: the angel bringing Mary the message. Cyril stands before it and waits until every gaze rests there.
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Cyril of JerusalemHow can a virgin conceive a child, entirely without a man? Before you shake your head, ask in return how Eve herself came into the world.
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Scripture says that she came forth from Adam’s rib. If Eve was born from a male rib without a mother, should not a child be able to be born without a man from a virgin womb?
ContinueCyril falls silent and lets the image simply remain: a cave near Bethlehem, a child in the manger, between ox and donkey.
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Cyril of JerusalemHow much, do you truly think, is your own body worth in God’s eyes?
ContinueA friend tells you that the body is lowly and that only the soul matters before God. What do you answer her in Cyril’s spirit?
The Incarnation honors the body that God himself once formed from earth with his own hands and now assumes for himself.
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MariaA fixed moment in the morning helps me. A short passage gives me something to keep thinking about.
YouI’ll try that this week. Thanks for the thought!