Mary: Mother and Mystic
She is beloved for her unshakable faith in her son, Jesus. But this Franciscan writer argues that Mary had a deeper understanding of his mission than we realize.
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She is beloved for her unshakable faith in her son, Jesus. But this Franciscan writer argues that Mary had a deeper understanding of his mission than we realize.
There is a mysticism for everyone. The mysticism Francis offers is for all believers, a mysticism that he illustrates through the gestures of his own life.
The mystic knows in a uniquely graced way these mysteries that we believe and live out as we try to be true to the mystery of our baptism.
Both Christ and St. Francis show us that they suffered what we suffered, but they suffered in love, and that makes all the difference.
If the last few years have taught us anything, it’s learning or relearning how to slow down. We begin to learn the richness of waiting,
St. Francis embraced all journeys of life—and even his own death—with a willing heart.
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