Come to the Banquet-But Be Sure to Invite Others, Too!
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In the parable of the weddings, the king invites everyone, 'good and bad', after the rejection of the first guests. Laity theologian Consuelo Vélez sees in this scene the symbol of an invitation always open. "On God's part, the call is always active (...). It depends on our acceptance that we sit at the table of the Kingdom in this present," he writes in his commentary to the Gospel of Sunday —Mt 22, 1-14— for the series When we break bread.
This is a central gospel, in the line of the previous Sundays, according to the text of Matthew. This time I explain it in two lessons.: One today, of an introductory kind, presenting the theme of feasting eat together, eat all, rich and poor, · just” and sinners; the next lesson will be next Sunday), insisting on the watering of that which turns the banquet of all into the business of some, in the condemnation of Matthew (killing the bad food t…
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