Sociologists argue that what we eat, where we eat, how we eat, when we eat, and with whom we eat tells us a great deal about the social hierarchy within a given society. In other words, the table mirrors society. In today;s gospel the table becomes a parable of the kingdom.
Homily,22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C,Luke 14:1.7-14,Robert Karris,Eating Your Way Through Luke's Gospel,Peter Farb and George Armelagos,Consuming Passions,Commensality,John Shea,Mahatma Gandhi,Brendan Byrne,The Hospitality of God,Geoffrey Plant,St Michael's Lane Cove,
Sociologists argue that what we eat, where we eat, how we eat, when we eat, and with whom we eat tells us a great deal about the social hierarchy within a given society. In other words, the table mirrors society. In today;s gospel the table becomes a parable of the kingdom.
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