Volume 4 · Chapter 259 · Pp. 226-236

Lesson on the Church and Sacraments to James of Alphaeus who performs a miracle.

In this chapter, Jesus departs from Mount Carmel and contemplates the surrounding region of Esdraelon, reflecting on the future of missionary work. He engages James of Alphaeus in a lesson concerning the Church and the sacraments, emphasizing the urgency of sending disciples to spread the Gospel. The narrative highlights the importance of faith, the role of miracles as signs, and the foundational aspects of Church teaching. This interaction serves to prepare James for his mission and deepen his understanding of ecclesial responsibilities.

Themes: Missionary Work, Church Teaching, Sacraments, Faith and Miracles, Discipleship, Ecclesial Responsibility