Alleluia.
That’s our cry of victory. That’s a proclamation of faith, not in some nice story, but in the reality of Jesus Christ, who’s risen from the dead. “Brothers and sisters, may the Lord give you his peace.” Those are the first words out of Jesus’s mouth when he enters into the room with the disciples after he’s resurrected from the dead, and finds the 11 behind locked doors.
Those are the words that I want to start this series with. “May the Lord give you his peace.” It was a greeting that St. Francis of Assisi would use as he began preaching, and it’s the words of our Lord. A peace that the world cannot give. The peace that comes from the presence of the risen Lord, but here today, and there’s just one word, really. This burning inside and wants to come out, and I’ve been waiting to say it for the last 40 days.
Alleluia.
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