This is what love looks like… ❤️
“And when I asked you told me YES
To being mine FOREVERMORE
All I can offer is my mess
Through the good and the bad
Through rich and poor”
Road to FOREVER
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Can This Love Be Translated?, a new rom-com series starring Kim Seon-ho and Go Youn-jung, premieres January 16.
The emotions of a celebrity and her interpreter get lost in translation as they travel the world filming a TV show.
The truth has never been harder to find.
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In 2007, Fr. Robert Francis Prevost, then prior general of the Augustinians, celebrated vespers with Pope Benedict XVI in Pavia, Italy, the site of the tomb of St. Augustine.
The future Pope Leo XIV gave these comments for a documentary on Pope Benedict we produced the following year called “The Papacy of Reason — Inside the Mind of Benedict XVI.” https://t.co/qSjQnMq0u9
“I am a son of Saint Augustine, an Augustinian.
With you I am a Christian, for you I am a Bishop.”
— Pope Leo XIV
What a profound and humble introduction from the new Successor of Peter. With these words, Pope Leo XIV identifies not only his theological heritage, but also the heart of his mission—rooted in the wisdom of St. Augustine, one of the greatest doctors of the Church.
To be a son of Augustine is to embrace a spirituality of interior conversion, love for truth, and unwavering fidelity to Christ and His Church. It is to walk the path of humility, prayer, and repentance, all while upholding the deepest doctrines of the Faith—not as burdens, but as treasures.
In an age of confusion, his voice echoes Augustine’s plea: “Let us cling to the Church, which alone possesses the true doctrine.”
May the Church under Pope Leo XIV rediscover the strength of her foundations, the beauty of her moral clarity, and the radiance of her unchanging truth.
We pray that the flame of Augustinian wisdom will burn brightly in this new pontificate—and lead us closer to the Heart of Christ, through the love of His Bride, the Holy Catholic Church.