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Earlier this week, I walked in (late!) to a meeting at church.\u00a0 We always begin this meeting with a reading of the Gospel for the week, and I\u2019d just missed it.\u00a0 One of our committee members looked up and said, \u201cDon\u2019t worry\u2014Jesus healed ten lepers and one said thank you\u2014that\u2019s about it!\u201d<\/p>\n

While our synopsis-giver was kidding, and we all laughed, I think we laughed, in part, because this brief and cursorial \u201ctaking away\u201d from the Gospel hits pretty close to home.\u00a0 The Gospels are easy to ignore\u2014especially when their stories are well-known, familiar, and have been fodder for those felt-board diagrams used in the 80\u2019s (usually involving sheep).<\/p>\n

For those of us who are ministers and attend worship more than one a weekend, the temptation to let that Gospel slip by without much processing is even greater.\u00a0 By the time you\u2019ve heard your Deacon proclaim the account of Lazarus the beggar three times, your mind is ready to move elsewhere.\u00a0 And, this is precisely what happened to me\u2014serving as accompanist for several Masses a few weekends ago\u2014when the lectionary cycle brought us to the account of Lazarus<\/a>, the sign of suffering, and the call for those of us with hard hearts to hear the voice of God crying in our midst.<\/p>\n

While I didn\u2019t pay much attention during the Gospel, I began to pay attention during the homily\u2014but not to our preacher-presider.\u00a0 I\u2019d heard this homily once already, and he was describing how easy it was for us to ignore the homeless person on the corner of our state highway, to reject the lonely high school student at lunch, and to forget the angst that refugees experience as they negotiate life in a strange new place.<\/p>\n

As our homilist continued, my attention was grabbed by a sudden movement in the congregation.\u00a0 As accompanist, I often have a unique vantage point\u2014and in my line of vision, I could see a small boy, maybe 7 or 8, hunched over with his hands covering his face, rocking back and forth, weeping.\u00a0 I watched as people around him responded. \u00a0An older lady tried patting him on the back\u2014and he ignored her.\u00a0 A middle-school girl edged away from him with a look of annoyance.\u00a0 Another young boy came and sat next to him, whispering something into the child\u2019s ear.\u00a0 Eventually, the little boy lifted his head, furiously wiped away tears, and grabbed a missalette, resolutely staring into it with a stoney expression.<\/p>\n

The whole scene had transfixed me\u2014not because the child was crying, but because the child was Burmese.<\/p>\n

\"Damir<\/p>\n

In our little parish on the south side of Indianapolis, we have a significant number of Burmese refugees; Indianapolis itself is a relocation area for the Burmese who have been escaping religious and ethnic persecution.\u00a0 Last year, Indianapolis had nearly 14,000 refugees<\/a> from Burma, about 80% of whom are Chin, Karen, and Karenni.\u00a0 They often have few skills in English, aside from needing to negotiate strange new stores, food, clothes, and roadways\u2014not to mention the cultural idiosyncrasies (of which there are many) in any given Midwestern city.<\/p>\n

It is immensely easy to ignore the suffering in our midst.\u00a0 And, preoccupied as I normally am during worship, I\u2019d never quite bothered to notice how many Burmese families were part of our congregation.\u00a0 After watching the little boy, I began to scan the congregation.\u00a0 I realized that about a quarter of the assembly that morning was probably of Burmese origin.\u00a0 “How is it possible,” I wondered, “for me not to have noticed such a dramatic shift in population and congregational make-up?”\u00a0 But, I suppose, as the story of Lazarus suggests, if we can ignore Moses and the prophets, not even someone rising from the dead would waken us from our stupor.<\/p>\n

Just as the rich man longed for Lazarus to dip his finger in cool water, the little boy\u2019s tears began trickling into my consciousness; sitting on my organ bench, I began to wonder not “how could someone ignore the suffering in their midst<\/em>,” but how “could I ignore the suffering in my midst<\/em>?”<\/p>\n

I admit I do not have an immediate answer.\u00a0 But, in the meantime, I think I should start paying better attention to not only the Gospel\u2014but to the world around me, the one to which the Gospel calls us to go out and spread the good news.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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