Last week, I was in wonder while watching a vintage religious movie according to the Gospel of John. A marriage feast was happening at Cana, where Jesus, His disciples and His mother were invited and, appeared according to the movie, as having a good time. However, they ran out of wine.
The movie created within me, the story, it was coming alive. I could relate to when His mother mentioned; they ran out of wine, a fear of mine when I entertain. Paraphrasing now, Jesus said to His mother, what do you want me to do about it?
It seems so natural for her to turn to the attendants and say, “do whatever He tells you to do.” Without further discussion between Jesus and His mother; He says, “Fill the jars with water.” The story has a good ending in that the water became the most delicious of wines, ever.
ofttimes we have heard
Go at once ask your mother –
father would whisper
I Believe, BECAUSE - 
SMiLeS
For Wine
Transformed to Touch
To Bread Transformed to:
Faith As LoVinG Hugs
From:
ALWaYS
ForGiVinG
NeVeR ESCaPinG
SHaRinG aLL LoVE..:)
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I love to listen to a mother’s advice (and some days water is way better than wine anyway)
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A mother’s faith comes through in this biblical story. Thanks for joining in.
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She had faith in her son. I like the “mother” and “father” in the haiku and the empathy to help another family in need.
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There is no faith like a mother’s faith! Love your piece and your haiku!
dwight
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