Please find another letter from me to the Diocese of Tyler and beyond at my website.
https://t.co/0YUKEo7L2K
This letter speaks of the beautiful gift of our Lord Jesus Christ really present in the Eucharist. I urge everyone to seek deeper reverence for Him.
A man asked a priest: "If God is everywhere, why do I go to Church?"
The priest replied: "The whole atmosphere is filled with water; but when you want to drink you have to go to a fountain or a well."
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It is the vocation to love that makes the human person an authentic image of God: man and woman come to resemble God to the extent that they become loving people.
-Pope Benedict XVI
apropos of nothing: Watering down the faith doesn't make it more attractive to people.
People who don't like it at full strength won't like it more at half strength.
If the Church is a field hospital, it might as well offer the strong and effective medicine of truth.
Sharing this video of Cardinal Timothy Dolan telling of a life-changing moment he experienced in Eucharistic adoration alongside the Holy Father and 2 million young people at World Youth Day in 2013.
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In the Eucharist Jesus does not give us a ‘thing,’ but himself; he offers his own body and pours out his own blood. He thus gives us the totality of his life and reveals the ultimate origin of this love.
— Benedict XVI
Love takes delight in truth, it is the force that enables us to make a commitment to truth, to justice, to peace, because it bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things.
— Benedict XVI
Mary’s smile is a spring of living water. The spring that Mary pointed out to Bernadette here in Lourdes is the humble sign of this spiritual reality. From her believing heart, from her maternal heart, flows living water which purifies and heals.
— Benedict XVI