QUESTION 18 — THE LIFE OF GOD Since intellection is an operation of the living, we must, after the study of science and intelligence in God, study his life. 1. Whose responsibility is it to live? 2. …More
QUESTION 18 — THE LIFE OF GOD Since intellection is an operation of the living, we must, after the study of science and intelligence in God, study his life. 1. Whose responsibility is it to live? 2. What is life? 3. Is life suitable for God? 4. Are all things life in God? Article 1 — Whose responsibility is it to live? Objections: 1. It seems that living is common to all natural things. Indeed, Aristotle says that “movement is like life for all beings in nature”. But all natural things are endowed with movement. So they all participate in life. 2 . Plants are said to live, for the reason that there is a principle in them which makes them grow and decrease. But local movement is more perfect than the movement of growth and decay, and it is prior by nature, as Aristotle proves. Therefore, since all bodies in nature have within them a certain principle of local movement, it seems that all of them live. 3. Among natural bodies, the most imperfect are the elements. But life is attributed to …More
Welcome, dear sons and dear daughters, who have flocked in large numbers to witness the glorification of Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort, the humble Breton priest of the century of Louis XIV, whose …More
Welcome, dear sons and dear daughters, who have flocked in large numbers to witness the glorification of Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort, the humble Breton priest of the century of Louis XIV, whose short life, surprisingly laborious and fruitful, but singularly tormented, misunderstood by some, exalted by others, placed it before the world “as a sign of contradiction”, “in signum, cui contradicetur” (Luke 2, 34). Reforming, without thinking about it, the appreciation of his contemporaries, posterity has made him popular, but, above all the verdict of men, the supreme authority of the Church has just awarded him the honors of the saints. Hello first to you, pilgrims of Brittany and the coast of the Ocean. You claim it as yours and it is yours indeed. Breton by birth and by the education of his adolescence, he remained Breton in heart and temperament in Paris, in Poitou and in Vendée; he will remain so everywhere and to the end, even in his missionary hymns, where by a pious industry - …More
If Jesus wanted a perfect priesthood, saintly priests, holy priests, He would have picked Angels to evangelize mankind. Instead, He chose sinners like you and I to show Satan the fruits that humans can …More
If Jesus wanted a perfect priesthood, saintly priests, holy priests, He would have picked Angels to evangelize mankind. Instead, He chose sinners like you and I to show Satan the fruits that humans can produce versus those of the fallen angels.
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Vienna 04/28/2024 The crow plays an important role in literature and art. She has also recently entered politics. See what came out of it in this video. Clearly the crow was bothered …
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This sentence reminds us that God is here: “He will be gracious to you when you cry out, as soon as he hears he will answer you.” Isaiah, chapter 30, verse 19b God answers us as soon as we cry. This …More
This sentence reminds us that God is here: “He will be gracious to you when you cry out, as soon as he hears he will answer you.” Isaiah, chapter 30, verse 19b God answers us as soon as we cry. This is the sign that he is close. When we have enough, when we stop wanting to do everything alone, when pride accepts the transition to simplicity, peace and joy, when we are saturated with being exploited with injustices, it’s no longer necessary to cry out to the Lord. We then cry for joy since we have turned away from our closures or the injustices we suffered. We turn to God. We shout for joy, because we understand the difference between the harm others are doing to us (or ourselves) and the pure, just, true, and righteous Love of God. We open ourselves again to grace, to the Love of God. Our heart becomes interested to being in his presence. We read in the Gospel: “Jesus went around to all the towns and villages, teaching in their synagogues, proclaiming the gospel of the kingdom, and curing …More
“Daddy, what bead are we on?” is a question I am asked frequently by my two oldest sons during our nighttime rosary. It is a question that at first perturbed me, but the more …
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