The Annunciation: On courtesy

The Joyful Mysteries

It's great  to reflect on Mary's "yes" to God (Read Lk 1:26-38)

The Annunciation has its main focus on the Incarnation: God became man to save us.

The angel and the woman engage in a gracious conversation. No orders are given, but God's plan is presented as a scenario which only the most shuttered soul could refuse. The courtesy of this encounter is arresting: Gabriel's words stir life in the womb of the Virgin and she has shown herself worthy of the greeting 'highly favoured'.

How do I express my 'will'? Is it delivered as an ultimatum or an invitation? Am I aware of the power of words and my ability to build up or knock down by what I say and how I say it?


GOD BLESS, HAVE A GREAT DAY.



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