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Romero: The Way of the Crucified - Liberation (John 14:1-6)

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Archbishop Romero walked Jesus' way—the way of the cross, the way of solidarity with the poor, the way that led to martyrdom. Liberation theology reads John 14:6 as describing Jesus' way of life: confronting injustice, identifying with the oppressed, speaking truth to power. This way leads to the Father—but it passes through Calvary. Truth isn't abstract proposition but liberating reality. Life isn't just afterlife but dignified existence now. The way, truth, and life are embodied in Jesus the liberator. Following His way means joining His mission—even to death.

Topics & Themes

way of crosssolidarityliberationmartyrdomtruth to power

Scripture References

John 14:1-6

Emotional Tone

hopeawecompassion

Audience

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