The Poverty of Christ
First and before all, Francis wanted to imitate the poverty of Christ. He was not pursuing an abstract ideal.
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First and before all, Francis wanted to imitate the poverty of Christ. He was not pursuing an abstract ideal.
The well-known hymn, “Make Me a Channel of Your Peace,” is often associated with the life and ministry of St. Francis of Assisi.
Have you ever stopped to marvel at how amazingly unique you are?
The sin of envy sometimes lies at the heart of resentment and the obsession to discredit or malign the reputation of others. Envy’s antidote is self-acceptance and the ability to celebrate the lives of my neighbors.
It is true that St. Francis, with his whole heart, wanted to imitate his Lord and Master.
The phrase “Here we go again” has likely played through a lot of our minds, no matter where we find ourselves on the political spectrum.
I have learned that the plan of God is much more exciting than anything I ever could have fashioned for myself.
In the Nicene Creed, we recite, “I believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver of life.” Do we remember that in our daily lives?
As Christians, the beauty of the beatitudes is that they remind us that this world is not our home.
Why is praise such an important part of prayer? Again and again in Scripture, we are told of the need to praise God–but why? Do you think God needs our praise? Or is something else going on?
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