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It's so discouraging to find oneself beaten at the first skirmish. (Josemaria Escriva, The Way)
There are very few men who realize what God would make of them if they abandoned themselves entirely to His hands and let themselves be formed by His Grace” (St. Ignatius of Loyola).
“Do you really want to be a saint? Carry out the little duty of each moment: Do what you ought and put yourself into what you are doing"
Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift of God which is why we call it the present.
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The key is trust. Do you trust God enough to let Him take the lead? And if, at first, His gentle invitation does not make sense, are you willing to embrace His will and say “Yes” every day? For the person who surrenders all, especially when life is good, the future will become even more blessed in a far better way than could ever be imagined. Perhaps not in a worldly way, but certainly in a far better way since it will produce the good fruit stemming from a life filled with an abundance of grace.…
We have God’s divine law, which has been revealed to us to guide us in truth. We have the natural law, written upon our hearts and assisting us in recognizing true good. We recognize civil or human laws, specifically those that cooperate with or at least do not break God’s divine and natural law. The Church is God’s chosen means of leading his people to better understand and live his divine and natural laws. When the Magisterium presents to us precepts of our faith, doctrines which we are to profess, these teachings are further elucidating what God has already given us with the fullness of revelation in Christ. The truths proclaimed are not “new,” but rather, the proclamation is “new” for the specific culture or generation.…
In this world of extremes, it all boils down to stuff. We glorify it, can’t stop buying it, seek it out, idolize it. But it’s a dead end, and people are starting to figure that out. Minimalism is really starting to make an impact and people are discovering the incredible freedom that comes with letting go of excess.…
Being able to relate the story of salvation in a clear, concise, and compelling manner is essential for not only teaching the faith, but for understanding how to read Scripture. It is only by having this “big picture” that we understand the Bible in its unity and are thus given access to the divine dimension of Scripture. Only then can we interpret particular passages “in same Spirit that inspired” them. Augustine and others have given us helpful guidelines for picking out the “critical historical turning points” so that we don’t get bogged down in the details and so that we don’t bog down others. Moreover, Augustine has reminded us time and again that the Bible is God’s love letter to his beloved. It is God’s living word which calls us and courts us and which invites us to fall in love with the God who loved us into existence so that he might draw us into a communion of Love and so that we might share in his divine nature.…
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