From the Friars: On the Popes and Slavery
A little bit about Pope Leo XIV asking for pardon for a “wound on Christian memory”: the Church’s stance on slavery through the centuries.
A little bit about Pope Leo XIV asking for pardon for a “wound on Christian memory”: the Church’s stance on slavery through the centuries.
St. Francis of Assisi’s Letter to the Entire Order, (sections 28–29) “Brothers, look at the humility of God, and pour out your hearts before Him! Hold back nothing of yourselves for yourselves, that He Who gives Himself totally to you may receive you totally.“
From the Major Life of St Francis, St. Bonaventure, IX, 2 “His burning love for the Sacrament of our Lord’s Body seemed to consume the very marrow of his bones… He communicated often, and so devoutly as to move others to devotion; and, by the sweetness of the Immaculate Lamb, he was, as it were,…
Those who walk with Jesus are saying to the world that He is the Truth that makes us free.
May Our Blessed Mother help us to love her Son as she does, and to help others to discover this greatest of treasures.
The phrase “the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom” appears many times in the Bible.
Let us strive to transform our own hearts, community, city and world into a reflection of the Light of the World.
Chainsaws and AI are gifts from our Creator. But they are only tools to help us reach the Goal.
When you find yourself finding true strength because of your weakness and when you do great things in my name in spite of this, the impact will last for generations!
Our Shepherd and our Mother are at our side to give us courage.