
Drawing on Richard Rohr’s image of Christianity as a wedding banquet rather than a judicial court, this Lectio Divina reflects on God’s original intention of inclusion — and on how it is we, not God, who exile ourselves from the table that has always been set for us.

A sobering reflection on spiritual sickness and the deep inner wound that no worldly effort can heal. This passage confronts the emptiness left when the soul is untreated and points toward the one true source of healing beyond human strength, planning, or self-reliance.