Meet the servant who grows complacent. With no one holding him accountable, he becomes self-indulgent and begins to mistreat his fellow workers. Sound familiar?
In Jesus' time, the cross was an instrument of fear and control, something to run from. But when the first Christians took up the cross after Easter, it became something revolutionary: a sign of hope.
In a world of screens where face-to-face encounter is increasingly rare, yet anger, fear, and division grow, this reflection asks: how do we forgive people we never actually see?
