From the Walk to Emmaus….

Today, we hear the Emmaus account where two disciples met Jesus, listened to him and later recognized him at the breaking of the bread. Even before Jesus entered into their conversation they were speaking about him. But they were sad ( 24:17). The very good news of salvation, suffering and death of Jesus was the…

Ka jingïaid lynti sha Emmaus (Lukas 24: 13-35

Mynta ka sngi ngi ïohsngew ïa ka jingjia ha ka lynti sha Emmaus hakaba ki arngut ki synran ki iakynduh ïa u Jisu. Ki sngap ïa ka jingbatai jong u bad hadien kata ki la ïthuh ïa u ha ka jingkdiah kpu. Wat ha shwa ba u Jisu Un batai ïa ki, kita ki arngut…

Ka jingjop naka Jingïap

Ngim lah ban pynïakhlad ia ka jingiap bad ka jingmihpat u Jisu. Ki long kum ki ar liang jong ka jingbteng ïa ka jingpynpaw jong ka burom jong u Blei ïa kaba la paw shai kdar ha ka jmgim, ka jingtrei bad jingiap jong u Jisu. Ka Kospel mynta ka sngi na u Ioannis (20:1-9),…

Shed your Ego

  Come November and it is generally time to shed leaves for mst trees except the evergreen. It is enough to look at nature to see how most foliage shed their leaves. I was just looking at a huge tree right in front of the retreat House at Pastoral Centre in Shillong in early November…

Discipleship

    What we see in Jesus is that his person merges with his mission. His saviourhood, lordship and mastership are all embedded and realised in the mission he received from the Father. In his self-emptying, he received a name above every name. In his washing of feet, he affirmed his lordship and mastership. By turning his…