Feeling lonely, abandoned, forsaken, forgotten by all, at times even miserable—these are all clear manifestations of what St. Ignatius describes as a state of desolation.
EASTER GIVES TRUE MEANING TO LIFE & DEATH!
The winter snows melt and spring flowers blossom and emanate their beautiful fragrance. The sharp thorns fade and the pink glowing rose sprouts and adorns the colorful meadow. An ugly caterpillar passes through the transformation of a beautiful gliding monarch butterfly. The dark stormy sky fades and out bursts forth an awesome rainbow. Coal being black, hard, dirty, pressurized transforms into a precious diamond, of the best quality. All of these are mere natural analogies of the greatest of all events: the Resurrection of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!
THE GRACES THAT FLOW FROM THE RESURRECTION…..
Freedom that comes from forgiveness
Divine Mercy Sunday highlights the sublime virtue in the Sacred Heart of Jesus and His mercy. Mercy is God’s love forgiving the sinner. His mercy is infinite and the greatest of all of His virtues.
FRUITS OF A GOOD CONFESSION: PART II
CONFESSION: RETURN TO GOD’S MERCY!
The first Synod convoked by Blessed John Paul II was on the topic of Reconciliation, confession and the topic of sin. His predecessor, Pope Pius XII coined this immortal phrase, “The sin of the century is the loss of the sense of sin.”
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