
A Lesson on Love, Faith and Family
For me, my aunt epitomized what it meant to be intentional, authentic and faithful.
For me, my aunt epitomized what it meant to be intentional, authentic and faithful.
‘After the fall, marriage helps to overcome self-absorption, egoism, pursuit of one’s own pleasure, and to open oneself to the other, to mutual aid and to self-giving.’ (Catechism 1609)
Through his characters Aragorn and Arwen, J.R.R. Tolkien offers insights on love and sacrifice, death and mortality
Christ tells us that what marks us as his disciples is our readiness to love.
“Kindness is my only guiding star. In its light, I sail a straight route, and I have my motto written on my sail: ‘To live in love.’” —St. Thérèse of Lisieux
Death is a sign of a deeper reality of eternal life in God.
SCRIPTURES & ART: In today’s Gospel, Jesus speaks about what Christian love entails.
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.
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