
Why Do You Call Things Perfect? No One Is Perfect But God Alone
The once-lofty word has become a placeholder — but Christ used it to call you to holiness.
The once-lofty word has become a placeholder — but Christ used it to call you to holiness.
COMMENTARY: Let us heed the great pope’s oft-repeated words, “Be not afraid!” and with courage respond to his witness and intercession to make fully practical this call to holiness he spent his pontificate echoing and enfleshing throughout the world.
COMMENTARY: Holiness isn’t reserved for the elite — it’s the call of every Christian to live in union with God.
We honor Almighty God by arriving for Mass ahead of time and blessing ourselves as we enter our Father’s house.
We must all better understand and pursue God’s design in everyday life.
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‘By embracing with enthusiasm their vocation — as a priest, as a consecrated woman, as a layperson — they devoted their lives to the Gospel. They discovered an incomparable joy, and they became brilliant reflections of the Lord of history.’
“The human body shares in the dignity of the ‘image of God’ — it is a human body precisely because it is animated by a spiritual soul, and it is the whole human person that is intended to become, in the body of Christ, a temple of the Spirit.” (CCC 364)
As we continue our divine mission, we will experience backlash from powerful but foolish people.
“A life of prayer is an absolutely universal human vocation,” said Cardinal Daniélou, which makes it a “political problem” as well.
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