But with how Isaiah presents the healing of the blind in the first reading, combined with the threat Jesus poses to false leaders following today’s Gospel, there is a more powerful message to be ...

Codex Egberti, “The Healing of the Man Born Blind” (photo: Public Domain) John Grondelski Blogs March 19, 2023. ... Today’s Gospel is depicted by an illustration from the Codex Egberti, ...

The Gospel passages selected to aid their path into full communion include the Samaritan woman at the well (Jn 4), the healing of the man born blind (Jn 9) and the raising of Lazarus from the dead ...

By placing this cruciform message alongside Jesus healing the blind man, Mark intended to show his readers that Jesus would take his disciples by the hand, anoint the eyes of their hearts, and ...

In one of the Gospel’s most profound moments, a Roman soldier watches Jesus die and exclaims, “Truly this man was the Son of God!” (Mark 15:39).

First, “Jesus Heals a Man Born Blind,” the subhead for verses 1-12. The second subhead for verses 13 - 41 is “The Pharisees Investigate the Healing.” Here is a synopsis mixed with quotes ...

The pool is where Jesus allegedly healed a blind man, according to the Gospel of John in the Bible. In the ninth chapter of the book in the New Testament, Jesus makes clay with his spittle and ...

In the story of Jesus healing a blind man from the Gospel of John, the text says Jesus saw a man born blind; a beggar. Seeing him, in and of itself, is an act of healing.

The pope said the Gospel passage shows how each of the different characters react to Jesus’ healing of the man born blind. Some are skeptics and some find it unacceptable, he said.

And even though the crowds tried to silence the blind man, he continued to cry out to Jesus. Advertisement "He is a beggar, he knows how to ask, indeed, he can shout," the pope said.