Evangelio de hoy 📖 Lectio Divina · Tele VID

Evangelio de hoy: Viernes 10 de Abril 2026 📖 Lectio Divina | Tele VID

·11 min·1 clip
Why do we return to our old lives after meeting Jesus, and what does that night represent?
The episode begins with a reading from the Gospel of John, describing Jesus' third post-resurrection appearance to his disciples at the Lake of Tiberias. Seven disciples are present, including Simon Peter, Thomas called Didymus, Nathanael from Cana, the sons of Zebedee, and two others. The disciples fish all night without success until Jesus appears at dawn and instructs them to cast their net to the right side of the boat, resulting in a miraculous catch of 153 large fish. The disciple Jesus loved recognizes him, and Peter jumps into the water. Jesus then shares a meal of bread and fish with them. The host then provides a spiritual reflection on this passage. He emphasizes the significance of night as the time when Jesus appears, symbolizing difficult or dark moments in life. The host notes that not all disciples were present, suggesting some fled in fear after Jesus' death. He interprets the disciples returning to fishing as regression to their pre-Jesus lives, representing how people sometimes revert to old patterns after encountering Christ. The host explains that Jesus meets them at dawn, offering transformation. He addresses listeners who may feel distant from God, encouraging them that Jesus wants to meet them again. The host distinguishes between the positive spiritual night described by St. John of the Cross and the negative night caused by poor decisions. He connects Peter's realization that "it is the Lord" to rediscovering one's calling, as Peter was later told to feed Jesus' sheep. The reflection concludes with a prayer for those in darkness, homes needing light, and all listeners, ending with a blessing. The episode includes advertisements for Ferguson Home, Yamaha Resort and Casino, Arizona State University online degrees, and the National Association of Realtors.
Listen to the show on