Jim Caviezel, Catholics Are Born To Risk Their Reputations
Catholics must go out to “this pagan world” and risk their names and their reputations to defeat evil, said the actor Jim Caviezel, who played Jesus Christ in Mel Gibson's film The Passion of Christ…More
Catholics must go out to “this pagan world” and risk their names and their reputations to defeat evil, said the actor Jim Caviezel, who played Jesus Christ in Mel Gibson's film The Passion of Christ.
Talking to 8000 college students in Chicago on on January 3, Caviezel prompted them to be “proud warriors” and to be ready to fight, sacrifice and suffer.
He invited his public to set themselves “apart from this corrupt generation”, adding, “You weren’t made to fit in. You were born to stand out.”
(One would wish that Catholic Bishops would speak like this...)
Picture: Jim Caviezel, © Genevieve, CC BY, #newsQgvkzlgacn
Talking to 8000 college students in Chicago on on January 3, Caviezel prompted them to be “proud warriors” and to be ready to fight, sacrifice and suffer.
He invited his public to set themselves “apart from this corrupt generation”, adding, “You weren’t made to fit in. You were born to stand out.”
(One would wish that Catholic Bishops would speak like this...)
Picture: Jim Caviezel, © Genevieve, CC BY, #newsQgvkzlgacn
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@pmfji he ended by saying, "If I don't see you here, I can't wait to see you in Heaven." After everything he said in this speech I don't think you need to be concerned about what he meant or how those words would be taken. He could have just as easily said, "I hope to see you in Heaven" is my guess.