Showing posts with label redemption. Show all posts
Showing posts with label redemption. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
When The Heart Of Man In His Entire Person Authentically Meets The Pierced Heart Of Jesus
When the heart of man in his entire person – body and soul – authentically meets the pierced Heart of Jesus, this encounter is the sacred place of our salvation where we ask Jesus to be the Lord of our hardened hearts, exchanging them for His Heart so completely full of love and life, as the Holy Spirit pours forth into us as a living spring of the Father’s Divine Mercy (cf. Ezekiel 36.26-28). - Rev. Gregory Gresko
Thursday, May 3, 2012
It Is Suffering Which Clears The Way For The Grace Which Transforms Human Souls
It is suffering, more than anything else, which clears the
way for the grace which transforms human souls. Suffering, more than anything
else makes present in the history of humanity the powers of the Redemption. –
Blessed Pope John Paul II
Saturday, January 14, 2012
After Confession: He May Be Grey And Gouty; But He Is Only Five Minutes Old
...when
a Catholic comes from Confession, he does truly, by definition, step out again
into that dawn of his own beginning and look with new eyes across the world to
a Crystal Palace that is really of crystal. He believes that in that dim
corner, and in that brief ritual, God has really remade him in His own image.
He is now a new experiment of the Creator. He is as much a new experiment as he
was when he was really only five years old. He stands, as I said, in the white
light at the worthy beginning of the life of a man. The accumulations of time
can no longer terrify. He may be grey and gouty; but he is only five minutes
old. – G. K. Chesterton
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