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79. 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time: July 13, 2025 - Being a Good Samaritan: Go and do likewise

from Celebrate Faith - Olvin Veigas, SJ · host Olvin Veigas, SJ

Being self-righteous is good. However, being self-righteous may not necessarily mean being honest and truthful. Awfully self-righteousness might dupe us. It may not bring good to oneself and others as well. It could be just wishful thinking. Hence, practical wisdom combined with the experience of the realities of the world with a human touch is essential. This will make a person great. As we delve deeper into the liturgical readings on the 15th Sunday in ordinary time, they do exactly the same. The story of the Samaritan nursing the wounded Jew tells us that all the other characters, the priest and Levite, were self-righteous but not honest in expressing their human concern. They lacked the practical wisdom to nurse the fallen fellow Jew, while the Samaritan, who belonged to the opposite group, expressed concern and solidarity with the Jew who needed immediate care. We cannot save the world in one day. However, we can act with compassion in the situations we encounter even though they are rare!

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