Thought for the Day – 19 January – Meditations with Antonio Cardinal Bacci (1881-1971) The Thirst for Justice “Jesus commands us, in the Beatitudes, to seek justice, that is perfection in the fulfilment of our obligations to God, to ourselves and, to our neighbour.He commands us, to hunger and thirst for this justice, which is […]
Thought for the Day – 19 January – The Thirst for Justice — AnaStpaul
One Minute Reflection – 15 January – Friday of the First week in Ordinary Time, Readings: Hebrews 4:1-5, 11, Psalms 78: 3 and 4, 6-7, 8, Mark 2:1-12and the Feast of Our Lady of Banneux/Our Lady of the Poor (1933) and St Maurus OSB (c 512-584) And when Jesus saw their faith, he said to the paralytic, “Son, your sins are forgiven.” […]
One Minute Reflection – 15 January – “Your destruction comes from you” — AnaStpaul
Thought for the Day – 14 January – Meditations with Antonio Cardinal Bacci (1881-1971) Those Who Will to be Damned “Only those who will it themselves, are damned.God wishes all men to be saved.It was for this, that He came into the world and shed His Precious Blood.Moreover, He has given us the means necessary […]
Thought for the Day – 14 January – Those Who Will to be Damned — AnaStpaul
Martin Luther writes to George Spalatin in Nuremberg, [1] reminding him of Luther’s request for Spalatin to write some hymns in German and sending some other news. Quotation: Master George Spalatin, court evangelist, my dearest friend in the Lord: Grace and peace! I have no news to write you, my dear Spalatin, except that I […]
January 14, 1524 — Today’s Luther
Thought for the Day – 7 January – Meditations with Antonio Cardinal Bacci (1881-1971) The Solemnity of the Epiphany of the Lord Merit and the Love of God “The more we know, writes St Catherine of Siena, the more we love and the more we love, the more we receive.Our merit, she concludes, increases in […]
Thought for the Day – 7 January – Merit and the Love of God — AnaStpaul
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