
Christ’s Passion and Christian Compassion
‘By his passion and death on the cross Christ has given a new meaning to suffering: it can henceforth configure us to him and unite us with his redemptive Passion.’ (CCC 1505)
‘By his passion and death on the cross Christ has given a new meaning to suffering: it can henceforth configure us to him and unite us with his redemptive Passion.’ (CCC 1505)
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: In responding to needs that arise because of Adam’s sin, we become more beautiful than if we had never responded.
Amid the wake of such tragedy, Christian lessons to shed light on such mysteries as suffering
Why did these five Franciscan sisters, the victims of Bismarck’s anti-Catholic persecution which had forced them into exile, have to die, apparently so senselessly?
Suffering is not just a problem to be solved — it is a mystery to be endured in union with God Incarnate, who “suffered death and was buried, and rose again on the third day.”
Can any movie depict the Trinity? Why do bad things happen to good people? The controversial Christian best-seller comes to the big screen.
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