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On Believing*

Writer: Anna Maria De Guid
Anna Maria De Guid
Mar 25, 2019
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Gustavo Dore was a renowned French artist, sculptor and illustrator in the 1800s.

A story about him said that once when he was crossing the Germany-Switzerland border, he forgot his I.D. He told the border patrol officer he was Gustavo Dore.

The officer replied, “The famous artist? Show me proof.”

Gustavo asked for a pen and paper and made a sketch.

The officer let him through.

It brings to mind what Jesus has been saying all along, “If you do not believe in me, believe in the things that I do.”

The officer believed Gustavo but I wonder how much more is needed for us to believe that Jesus is who he says he is.

*From a homily by Deacon John Dierking

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