Reproduction of bread

Be attentive and merciful to one’s neighbor.
The miners took the tenth to their colleague. They wanted to know how it would behave. They wanted to test his Christian faith. Their intention failed. They did not witness an unexpected outburst of anger. A startled colleague said, “Someone took my tenth, but my appetite remained. ” So someone helps me.
When St. Filip Néri, like Don Bosco, went to find food for abandoned children, which he found on the street, a high-ranking gentleman on horseback was walking opposite him. St. Filip ho he asked if he would give him money, as he saw that he had no bread with him. That ho he insulted, spat on him, kicked him out, and laughed. The saint accepted it and said to him, “That it was for me, and now give me something for the boys. ” He was so surprised by his humility and the simplicity that he took the money and gave it to him.
In the Gospels, we heard about the multiplication of the bread. Jesus said, “I am sorry to the crowd, for they have been with me for three days and have nothing to eat. When I let them go home to the hungry, they are fainting on the way, for some of them have come from afar ”(Mk8: 2-3). Jesus’ mercy was so generous that not only did they all eat, but seven full baskets of shreds also increased. Let’s try to transfer to today’s modern times. How many people are dying from hunger, especially in developing countries? We can see malnourished children who die on the streets. There is a great contrast: on the one hand, they give enormous spending on armaments and, on the other hand, people are dying of hunger. Let’s think about ourselves as well, or sometimes we don’t waste bread. How many times the whole tenth is in the waste bins. We value bread, of which we have enough? Do we thank God for having enough food?
The bread is intended to be saturated. However, if someone breaks it into pieces and throws it away, the country will starve further. Bread is useful when eaten as a meal. There is another bread, the living one, which is Jesus Christ. Let’s often eat this bread with a pure and sincere heart. Regularly eating at my table means that too you shall eat at the Lord’s table continually, at the Lord’s Supper – the Eucharist. God, you, it calls for healthy and lame friends and enemies, those who have forgotten for father’s bread. But also those who have forgotten Heavenly Father. The Lord’s table is a table of lasting grace and love of God. If we accept it like this, we will weigh the bread every day.