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John's nativity story? What one? He didn't write one. Strange isn't it, since he spent so much time with Mary?
But look at today's Gospel reading: John 20: 1a, 2-8. Compare it to Luke's nativity story: 2: 1-2.
Luke John
Annoucement -- Jesus born Jesus -- Risen
Herald -- angels Mary Magdalene
What do they seek -- Jesus Jesus
What do they see -- manger empty tomb
Clothing -- white swaddling cloths white shroud
Herald -- angels Mary Magdalene
What do they seek -- Jesus Jesus
What do they see -- manger empty tomb
Clothing -- white swaddling cloths white shroud
Like all believers, death is a birth into eternal life. That white baptismal robe that was put upon us will become the white pall put over our casket. Our birth into eternal life will be forever.
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