The mystery of the Incarnation is a deep belief of our faith.
We believe that God became man in Jesus Christ and lived as a human being.
Jesus was like us in all aspects as a human being except that He did not sin.
And even after He rose from the dead, He did not distance from His disciples.
In the gospel, when Peter and the rest of the disciples were kind of lost in life, they went back to what they were familiar with, and that is fishing.
Maybe the disciples wanted to go back to their previous ordinary way of life.
Yet, in the ordinary, Jesus showed Himself again to His disciples.
They had caught nothing until Jesus appeared and told them where to catch the fish.
Then they remembered that once upon a time they too had a miraculous catch of fish when Jesus was around.
And now, this Jesus who rose from the dead, is with them, but they were still trying to come to terms that this Risen Jesus is still so near with them.
Indeed, the Risen Lord Jesus is always so near to us and He is always with us.
Let us call out to Him when we are lost in life and finding life boring and without direction.
Jesus our Risen Lord will show us the way, for He is the Way, the Truth and the Life.