[January 1998 journal entry]
A ‘non-religious’ experience of communion has to do with a time to see/hear ‘Jesus’ by recovering/reinforcing his language, thinking, decisions. Implicit in this approach is the realization that communion can be an experience of seeing life events and neighbors/strangers through the vocabulary (prism) inherent in the way ‘Jesus’ saw his life events and neighbors/strangers.
A ‘non-religious’ experience of communion has to do with a time to see/hear ‘Jesus’ by recovering/reinforcing his language, thinking, decisions. Implicit in this approach is the realization that communion can be an experience of seeing life events and neighbors/strangers through the vocabulary (prism) inherent in the way ‘Jesus’ saw his life events and neighbors/strangers.
