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“O pão que nunca seja negado a ninguém.” Frase que se ouvia antigamente nas casas das pessoas mais idosas. Este está quase sempre presente em todas as refeições, e traz com ele uma enorme sabedoria popular, que vai passando de geração em geração. O processo, nos dias de hoje, é mecanizado, mas em determinadas aldeias ainda se produz com meios artesanais. No Novo Testamento, vemos Jesus Cristo a pedir aos discípulos para também eles partilharem o pouco que há a fim de alimentar as multidões. Este gesto não é só de saciar a fome, mas por em prática tudo o que excede. Tudo é uma oferta. Jesus oferece-Se, em forma de pão, celebrando com os Seus discípulos uma Ceia e quer que a humanidade a continue a celebrar. Ele partilha o Seu Corpo. É necessário, neste contexto, que os adolescentes ponham em prática que o pouc que têm, também esse, o podem e devem partilhar. O docente, enquanto educador, tem um papel muito importante ao alertar para esta partilha de obrigação em prol dos mais necessitados.
"Bread is never to be denied to anyone." This sentence used to be heard in older people's homes. It is also present in every meal, and carries with it lots of popular wisdom, which goes from generation to generation. The bread making process, nowadays, is mechanized but in some villages it is still artisanal. In the New Testament, we can see Jesus Christ asking his disciples to share the little they have in order to feed the multitudes. This gesture is not only to satiate hunger, but to put into practice everything that exceeds. Everything is an offer. Jesus offers Himself as the bread, celebrating a Supper with His disciples and He wants the mankind to continue celebrating it. He shares His Body. In this context, adolescents need to put into practice that the little they also have can and shall be shared. Teachers, as educators, have a very important role alerting to this sharing of obligation towards the most needed.
"Bread is never to be denied to anyone." This sentence used to be heard in older people's homes. It is also present in every meal, and carries with it lots of popular wisdom, which goes from generation to generation. The bread making process, nowadays, is mechanized but in some villages it is still artisanal. In the New Testament, we can see Jesus Christ asking his disciples to share the little they have in order to feed the multitudes. This gesture is not only to satiate hunger, but to put into practice everything that exceeds. Everything is an offer. Jesus offers Himself as the bread, celebrating a Supper with His disciples and He wants the mankind to continue celebrating it. He shares His Body. In this context, adolescents need to put into practice that the little they also have can and shall be shared. Teachers, as educators, have a very important role alerting to this sharing of obligation towards the most needed.
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Pão Provérbios Partilha Ajuda Instituições Eucaristia Ministros Bread Proverbs Sharing Help Institutions Eucharist Ministers