On the Mount of Olives, Jesus wept over Jerusalem, a loud wail of protest and deep sorrow for what was coming. This was not just personal grief, but a divine heartache over the city's refusal to embrace the way of peace. What moves God to such profound emotion today? What injustices, divisions, or blindness in our world cause the divine heart to ache? Sometimes, our own sorrow can feel overwhelming, but Jesus's tears remind us that God deeply cares, and grieves with us, and for us. This sacred weeping calls us to compassion, inviting us to share in God's sorrow for a broken world, and to be instruments of healing. May this understanding stir within us a renewed sense of purpose: to seek justice, extend mercy, and walk humbly, so that the sources of God's grief might be diminished, and peace might prevail. Let our hearts be open to the sorrows of the world, transforming our empathy into action guided by divine love.