<p class="title_brown">II <strong>Mystery</strong></p>

<p class="subtitle_brown">The self-revelation of Jesus in the wedding at Cana</p>

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We contemplate the mystery of the <em>self-revelation of Jesus in the wedding at Cana</em>, meditating on the words from the Gospel according to Saint John:</p>

<p class="quote">The mother said to Jesus: &laquo;They have no more wine! &raquo; &ldquo;Woman, why does this concern us?&rdquo; Jesus replied. &ldquo;My hour has not yet come.&rdquo; His Mother said to the servants: &laquo;Do whatever He tells you!&raquo; Now six stone water jars had been set there for the Jewish rites of purification. Each could hold from twenty to thirty gallons. Jesus told the servants: &laquo;Fill the jars with water&raquo;. So they filled them to the brim. Now draw some out, He said, &ldquo;and take it to the master of the banquet&raquo;.<br />
[Jn 2,3-8]</p>

<p class="normal_text">Fulfilling the precepts of the culture of feast, the wedding of the spouses counted on the wine of joy which, meanwhile, would not be enough for all. Through the intervention of Mary, the Messiah makes it possible for all to partake in the joy of the nuptials. The jars seem to multiply, keeping the best wine, just as the Church itself that, in its members &ndash; jars of clay &ndash;, transports the new wine of the always renewed alliance.<br />
In Fatima, we also feel the strength of the multiplication of the new life in those who, seduced by the voice of Mary, adhere to the Message of Jesus Christ.<br />
Virgin of Fatima, Lady of Cana, intercede for us next to Christ so that we may always do what He tells us!</p>
