All of us, from time to time have turned our back on the truth because it was convenient or safe or expedient to do so. We have also welcomed and served the truth. Our call is to grow in our service, both individually and corporately, so that the circle of truth's love can reach out to ever more people. It won't be comfortable and it won't be easy, look what happened to Jesus. But look at all that happened to Jesus, don't stop at the Cross or you will miss the full import of his life.
Truth is waiting here to be discovered, it offers itself in the mundane guise of bread and wine.
It invites us to receive it and yet will not impose itself upon us. It cannot be defined or owned, yet it gives itself freely. As we receive it in an attitude of service we will find that it grows within us. As we seek to give it away, as it has been given, it will grow even more. These strange, yet wonderful, forms of worship, the Sacraments, contain within them the pattern of how love and truth come into our lives, and, somehow, it defies rational explanation, in the experience of the sacraments love and truth can actually enter our lives.