Literally Eureka - a Greek word - means - I have found it. Very often exclaimed after a long and arduous search. Many search for various things - knowledge - wealth - love - answers to life's most difficult questions. Often the answer sought for - right under one's nose - not as difficult as originally thought. Too often these answers made more difficult by those who assume most questions have complex answers - whereas - rather very simple in reality. In that moment - an eureka moment - an epiphany - an opening of one's eyes to the reality of this simplicity.
Any sudden inspiration of any truth being revealed - an epiphany moment. Such was the experience of the Magi who followed a star - revealing the Child Who Was To Come. Some epiphanies - divine - others more worldly. Most people have experienced an epiphany - an unexpected discovery of any truth - real love - love for another - love by a God who created them. The Church celebrates the Epiphany - the revealing of Jesus - to the Magi - to us. As we grow in Faith - begin to understand our relationship to God - to Jesus - we experience another epiphany - that we are also children of God - brothers and sisters - of our Lord Jesus. With this knowledge - we are all called to celebrate - share this knowledge with all we meet.
Deacon Dale
Any sudden inspiration of any truth being revealed - an epiphany moment. Such was the experience of the Magi who followed a star - revealing the Child Who Was To Come. Some epiphanies - divine - others more worldly. Most people have experienced an epiphany - an unexpected discovery of any truth - real love - love for another - love by a God who created them. The Church celebrates the Epiphany - the revealing of Jesus - to the Magi - to us. As we grow in Faith - begin to understand our relationship to God - to Jesus - we experience another epiphany - that we are also children of God - brothers and sisters - of our Lord Jesus. With this knowledge - we are all called to celebrate - share this knowledge with all we meet.
Deacon Dale
