<p>This is the continuation of a series of reflections on Cry of the Heart, by Lorenzo Albacete. This reflection is based on the last two sections of Chapter 5, beginning with The Trinitarian Mystery, pages 56 through 59.</p><p>Cry of the Heart, on the Meaning of Suffering, is published by Slant Books, Seattle, WA. ©2023 The Albacete Forum</p>

This is the continuation of a series of reflections on Cry of the Heart, by Lorenzo Albacete. This reflection is based on the last two sections of Chapter 5, beginning with The Trinitarian Mystery, pages 56 through 59. Cry of the Heart, on the Meaning of Suffering, is published by Slant Books, Seattle, WA. ©2023 The Albacete Forum

Cry of the Heart | Part 13 | The Trinitarian Mystery [56-59]

On one occasion, the crowd on land was so great that Jesus could teach only those very near to him. So, “getting into one of the boats, which was Simon’s, he asked him to put out a little from the land.” Lk 5:3

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Cry of the Heart | Part 13 | The Trinitarian Mystery [56-59]

Cry of the Heart | Part 13 | The Trinitarian Mystery [56-59]