Christ the King Sunday, and Matthew provides us a description of king: one who looks after ‘the least of these brothers and sisters’ when they are hungry, thirsty, naked, sick, imprisoned, strangers. Or one who may himself be experiencing some of that. Hard for us to reconcile our image of kingship with the image Matthew offers … no signs of palaces, crowns, riches in these images.
Through Baptism, we become part of the Body of Christ, “anointed priest, prophet and king” ...
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