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.
‘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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