At the Last Supper, Jesus accused -- with the same gravity and using the 
same phrase -- two of his apostles.  Both had committed the crimes 
foreseen by Jesus.      Judas Iscariot recovered his senses and condemned 
himself.  Peter also recovered his senses, after denying three times 
everything he had believed in.  But at the decisive moment, Peter 
understood the true meaning of Jesus'
>message.  He asked forgiveness and went on, humiliated.        He could 
have chosen suicide, but instead he faced the other apostles and must have 
said: "Okay, speak of my error for as long as the human race exists.  But 
let me correct it."     Peter understood that Love forgives.  Judas 
understood nothing.

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SOURCE PAULO COELHO

ERELYNE L. BAUTISTA
Associate Accountant
Social Mobilization for TB
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