Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time - Year B
Leviticus 13, 1...46
Psalm 31
1 Corinthians 10, 31-11, 1
Mark 1, 40-45
To go further
Details and questions:
-There's not much to see, apart from two details : the angle of vision and the colours.
-The angle of vision used is called "high angle": we look from up high. It reinforces the superiority of the one who is observing and the smallness of what is observed. How do I consider the people or the material tasks which are less rewarding? Standing on my pedestal?
-The colours, everything is dull (grayscale) apart from the rabbit, his gloves, his sink strainer, his apron... This shows that everything in our life, the same events, the same people, the same landscapes... can be dull or amazing, depending on how we look at them.
Do everything for the glory of God... The secret resides in the "Spirit in which we do things."
Do I do things simply because they have to be done?
Or do I give some meaning to everything I do? A soul? A goal? To anticipate the reign of God?
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