
Human Love Is Never Enough
If God is love, then human love can work only to the extent it allows itself to be filled with God, overflowing with his love.
If God is love, then human love can work only to the extent it allows itself to be filled with God, overflowing with his love.
What exactly is the job of love? It is nothing less than the effort to promote the real and permanent good of another person.
Love starts with the humility that we need to turn to and be joined to Jesus Christ who is Love in order to love ourselves or others.
The pope suggested three steps anyone can take right now, in their homes, to stop dwelling on the past and find God in the present.
The pope said the first point he wanted to make in his homily is that Christ’s death on the cross for our salvation shows the “madness” of God’s love for his children.
“Perfect love drives out fear.” (1 John 4:18)
All talk of “being nice” in the absence of true love is “as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal.”
We will always be there for you, no matter where or when.
Love is the hallmark of holy lives.
To be Catholic is to have a vocation to love, a covenant with God to imitate his love on Earth.
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