Full to the brim: Trusting in Mary’s command
‘Now there were six stone water jars there for the Jewish rites of purification, each holding seventy or one hundred litres’ (John 2:6). In Sunday’s Gospel, the water jars at the wedding feast in Cana were not for drinking but for purifying whoever had touched a corpse (Numbers 19:11–22). We can imagine the shock of The post Full to the brim: Trusting in Mary’s command first appeared on Catholic Herald. The post Full to the brim: Trusting in Mary’s command appeared first on Catholic Herald.
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‘Now there were six stone water jars there for the Jewish rites of purification, each holding seventy or one hundred litres’ (John 2:6). In Sunday’s Gospel, the water jars at the wedding feast in Cana were not for drinking but for purifying whoever had touched a corpse (Numbers 19:11–22). We can imagine the shock of
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