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January 4,
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Excerpt from Response in Christ - Chapter 4 by Fr.
Edward J. Carter, S.J.
In schematic outline we have discussed the
manner in which the baptized Christian extends his Mass to his daily
existence. As he so lives out his Mass, he is becoming more Christlike.
He becomes a more perfect priest and victim for his next participation
in the eucharistic sacrifice.42
The beautiful cycle which the
Mass contains lies exposed before us. As part of this cycle the
Christian is intimately involved in the process of continued redemption.
The Mass is the center of the Christian life: ". . . the liturgy
is the summit toward which the activity of the Church is directed; at
the same time it is the fount from which all her power flows."43
42. For a current treatment of
the varied richness of the Eucharist, cf. J. Wicks, "The Movement of
Eucharistic Theology" in Chicago Studies, Vol. 10
(1971), pp. 267-284.
43. The Constitution on the
Sacred Liturgy, No. 10.
November 21, 2013
Jesus: I call you to live your
lives as devout members of the mystical body of Christ. I have given
these writings that men will realize that they are to live united deeply
to the Mass going on around the world. Your lives, given as an offering,
a sacrifice every moment in union with the Mass going on
around the world. Your life, a sacrifice, offered to the Father, in
union with the Mass in oneness with Me, in the Holy Spirit through the
intercession of the Blessed Mother with all the angels and saints and
the souls in purgatory.
Your lives given as
members of My mystical body can help to bring down great graces for the
priest, the Church and the world.
Excerpt from Response in Christ -
Chapter 4 by Fr. Edward J. Carter, S.J.
"How does the Christian help Christ
redeem the world? (Henceforth the term "world" is to be understood as
including both rational and nonrational creation.) As previously stated, the
Christian helps Christ redeem the world by reliving Christ's mysteries.
The same "events" or mysteries which accomplished the objective
redemption further the subjective redemption also. Since at the heart of
Christ's mysteries are His death and Resurrection, it is especially
these that the Christian must relive. As the Christian dies mystically
with Christ through loving conformity with the Father's will, he rises
with Christ to an ever greater share in the Resurrection, in the newness
of life, in the life of grace. As the Christian in this manner relives
the paschal mystery of Christ, he is accomplishing not only his own
redemption, but he is also, in a mysterious yet real manner, helping
Christ redeem the world."
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Excerpt from Response in Christ by Edward J. Carter, S. J.
TWO
Christian Life within the Church
(excerpt)
1.
The Church as People of God and Body of Christ
The Christian lives out
his following of Christ within a communal framework. God
communicates Himself to us not as to isolated
individuals, but as to individuals who make up a
religious community. We are the People of God. Each of
us is intended to be a fully active member of the Church
according to his vocation. The Church is not made up of
active hierarchy and passive masses. The Church is not
meant to be a community in which the bishops actively
teach, guide, and sanctify a passive group of faithful.
Rather we are all to be fully active, contributing
members. Obviously, we contribute diversely according to
our basic vocations and personal uniqueness. But to live
a full and actively contributing life, a life open to
attaining mature holiness—this is the vocation of all of
us. There are no second-class citizens in the Church.
The People of God, as they
themselves live the Christ-life, are called to a life of
service. They are called to a mission of helping to
channel the Christ-life to all men. As a pilgrim Church
traveling through history to eternal life, the People of
God have the privilege and responsibility of assisting
Christ in the continuing work of redemption.
Some two thousand years
ago Christ walked this earth teaching, healing the sick,
forgiving sins, extending His mercy and kindness. By
such a life which culminated in death and Resurrection,
Christ redeemed the world. This objective redemption was
accomplished by Christ alone. Through it, He won for men
of all time the necessary graces for their salvation and
sanctification.
However, it is necessary
that such graces be distributed to each individual as he
plays out his part in the drama of human existence. Such
a distribution of grace is the work of subjective
redemption. Unlike the work of objective redemption,
Christ does not execute subjective redemption alone.
Rather it is Christ and His members who complete the
work of redemption.
Christ walked this earth
those many years ago in His physical body, and through
that body objectively redeemed the world. Today, He
still walks the earth completing the work of redemption.
However, He now walks the earth according to a different
type of existence. He does not walk the earth in His
physical body, but rather in His Mystical Body, the
Church, the People of God. Through the members of His
Church, Christ continues to be present to men as He
teaches, administers the sacraments, extends His
mercy–all done through the members of His Body, the
Church. This mystical Christ, in turn, derives all
supernatural power from Christ, the Head, who reigns
gloriously with the Father and the Holy Spirit.
The Church, therefore, is the earthly continuation
of Christ's redemptive Incarnation. This mission which
the Church has, although a great responsibility, is also
a great privilege. So it is for the individual Christian
within the Church. Christ asks him to fulfill a unique
role in the continued working out of salvation history.
As we have previously stated, no one else can fulfill
this unique role except the individual Christian. This
is so because no human person in the history of mankind
is exactly like another. Each Christian is a unique
imitation of the Trinity. Through each Christian Christ
wants to continue His redemptive Incarnation in a
special way. Each member of the Church is called upon to
offer Christ a new humanity through which Christ may
express Himself to the world. In proportion as each
Christian so offers and commits himself to Christ, the
Church in her entirety more and more mirrors forth
Christ to the world. This Christ, whom the Church
portrays to the world, is the Christ who is prophet,
king and priest.
end of excerpt
January 4, 2014
R. We see the effects of World War II. It was
a World War. Before a war of great explosion
as this, there is much division and hatred in
the hearts. The mind is important to unity.
If a couple marries and begins to dislike their
spouse's ways and starts thinking dividing
thoughts, holding out needed time together,
playing games which show a way one tries
to force their way into the marriage commitment,
being busy so there is no unity, never being
united in love and conversation – soon there
will be something to stop this for one person
playing passive-aggressive, power games on
another will be almost too much for the other person
to handle who just wants to live in peace.
In this type of marriage or any relationship
where passive-aggressive games are played
there is such hatred in these selfish unloving,
even cold war ways. Soon the other cannot
even stand the tension. If there is a divorce
a lawyer is usually called in to settle things
and then it is like the time after a war –
sufferings from separation of a relationship
along with children who could be involved –
a feeling of betrayal, a feeling of getting even
or continuing one's bad habits of controlling,
passive-aggressive, tension one forced on
others. So as the old story goes - one, rather
than changing, can try the same isolated,
passive-aggressive behavior elsewhere,
and use greater force to implement the
no touch, no talk, no feel attitude. Soldiers
wounded in action - seeking love - the reason
God created us to love and to learn to love –
putting God first, loving others and loving
oneself as God intends.
We are here to spread love, to live as
brothers and sisters, to be united all over
the world as creatures, created by God
to love. We see cold wars among countries
that need each other and held out and didn't
want to work together.
The pope as the vicar of the Church is
to bring unity to the world. The Church
is one, holy, Catholic and Apostolic.
The Church was instituted by Christ to
give grace.
The individual Christian, the Church
and the world is in the state of becoming –
God wants us to reach maturity – to be
likened to Christ – to be guided by the Holy Spirit,
to be rooted in God and rooted in love.
Marriage is to be a small unit where
man and woman respect and love each
other and work together raising a family
of love. Because people come from
imperfect parents, they are wounded
soldiers from some homes that battled
with power and control, enforcing dysfunctional
ways, men who literally fought in wars, who
could have suffered wounded bodies,
wounded depression from war, the
mix of a man and a woman marrying can be from
arguments of one seeking power over the other
and not loving as marriage is to be –
a commitment of love for mutual love,
giving to the other.
Roots in vocations, marriage, religious life,
single life, can be lack of commitment to ones
vocation really rebelling against God in
their calling. For example, being a sister, but punishing
others through anger because one feels
betrayed and unloved from a dysfunctional
life and is rebelling against trusting and
loving others.
God intended the marriage of men and
women to bear fruit –
Psalm 128: 3-6
Your wife a fruitful vine
in the inner places of your house.
Your children round your table
like shoots of an olive tree.
Such are the blessings
that fall
on those who fear Yahweh.
May Yahweh bless you from Zion!
May you see Jerusalem prosper
all the days of your life,
and live to see your children's children!
Peace to Israel!
R. Wars in homes can be from selfish people
Fr. Carter said from people marrying to get love
rather than give love. Self-focused –
not relating with respect of giving
conversation, warmth, what is needed
to the marriage. One holding out, furthering
their own career, not giving time and
effort to work out problems in a win -
win way, but not working on problems
at all and intending to not grow in
being a kind and loving person, but
force on the other dysfunctional ways –
force can be used in passive-aggressive
games of power.
The other not being able to take
this passive-aggressive attack and it
is an attack looks for ways to leave
this dominance of unloving ways
forced on them – when they married
for love.
We were created in the image and likeness of
God and commanded to put God first and
to love our neighbor as ourselves.
We are to grow more and more in our Christ-life
in the Church as we grow in faith,
hope and love.
Since the family is the little unit
it is to be rooted in God, in unity,
in love, teaching unity to children,
helping children to learn how to live
with others from other families in
the world – to have relationships.
Man cannot marry in his immediate
family – God wants men to work with
others and to learn to be more perfected.
In their ways that need to change, they
must die to ways that are dysfunctional
not like Christ and live a new life in Him –
hoping to one day have the fullness of
life in heaven. Heaven is for lovers.
Love should be felt in a community
where people are like Christ, whether
a Church, a religious order and love
is the focus in the human family.
God created us to reflect the love of the
Trinity. The Persons of the Trinity are
united in love. It is a mystery. There are
3 Persons in the Trinity and They are
One.
Excerpt
from Response to God's Love
by Fr. Edward Carter, S.J.
...
In reference to Christianity, God himself is the ultimate
mystery. Radically, God is completely other and transcendent, hidden
from man in his inner life, unless he chooses to reveal himself. Let us
briefly look at this inner life of God.
The
Father, in a perfect act of self-expression, in a perfect act of
knowing, generates his son. The Son, the Word, is, then, the immanent
expression of God's fullness, the reflection of the Father. Likewise,
from all eternity, the Father and the Son bring forth the Holy Spirit in
a perfect act of loving.
At the destined
moment in human history, God's self-expression, the Word, immersed
himself into man's world. God's inner self-expression now had also
become God's outer self-expression. Consequently, the mystery of God
becomes the mystery of Christ. In Christ, God tells us about himself,
about his inner life, about his plan of creation and redemption. He
tells us how Father, Son, and Holy Spirit desire to dwell within us in
the most intimate fashion, how they wish to share with us their own life
through grace. All this he has accomplished and does accomplish through
Christ.
end of excerpt
R. Working together - Man is to work
together in love to bring forth fruit for the
Kingdom, dying to selfish - controlling
ways and being as God created him
to be - a person of love - under God –
loving God above all things, loving
his neighbor as himself, being more
and more in the image of God.
Remember Noah's ark and how
God allowed the great flood and only
those on the ark survived and He gave
us the sign of the rainbow.
When Mary appeared in Clearwater we
saw a sign with the rainbow and at
night it turned to a golden rainbow.
At night the world can be a time of
great love, if we learn to have golden
relationships of love in our families,
in our communities, in the Churches,
at work etc., men, trustworthy and
loving - rooted in God – men, living
by the commandments of God. Justice –
give God what is His due, loving our
neighbor, loving ourselves as God's unique
creation –
We are to unfold into being more and more
like Christ, here below, dying to selfish
ways, genuinely loving, living the
Father's will for us in love, not rebelling
against God. We are part of a larger
picture of becoming, the world and
the Church. The world is here to serve
man in his quest for heaven, in which
he will have the fullness of life.
We are to become what the Creator
destined for us. Wars are caused by the
unjust use of materials, murders of
babies, cheating in business, destruction
of families, by greediness. Inordinate
attachments, false gods!
Taking the focus off of what is pure and
moral and serving man's greed and pride,
power and jealousies.
Christians are to be like Christ.
Christians are to lift up the world –
to help shape the world to be Christic.
How can men settle in with this holocaust
of abortion, of disrespect for God who
created us and we are His creatures.
God has given us this Movement to
pray for the priests, the Church and the
world. Our world is going more and
more to secularism, and relativism –
where people want independence,
without God.
We as Christians have a responsibility
to help shape the world to be as Christ –
to be Christic more and more. A Christian
is to be a witness to Christ, not selfish
and unloving.
Jesus took flesh to teach us about
Himself. Mary was conceived sinless –
Mary - the New Eve our model –
Luke 1: 46-55
And Mary said:
My soul proclaims
the greatness of the Lord
and my spirit rejoices
in God my Saviour;
because he has looked upon
the humiliation of his servant.
Yes, from now onwards
all generations will call me blessed,
for the Almighty
has done great things for me.
Holy is his name,
and his faithful love extends age after age
to those who fear him.
He has used the power of his arm,
he has routed the arrogant of heart.
He has pulled down princes
from their thrones
and raised high the lowly.
He has filled the starving with good things,
sent the rich away empty.
He has come to the help
of Israel his servant,
mindful of his faithful love
—according to the promise
he made to our ancestors—
of his mercy to Abraham
and to his descendants for ever.
R. Happiness is found in God's will.
When men live a secular life without
God they are not really happy.
Life independent of God, rebelling
against God is not respecting God
as the Creator and we are the creatures.
The Church is a pilgrim Church.
The people at the time of Moses went
through the desert toward the
promised land, but there was false gods,
infidelity to God among some, but
good prevailed.
We are God's people in the Church –
We are on a journey to the Promised
Land to the heavenly Jerusalem.
As we listen to the messages of Jesus
and Mary Fr. Carter and I received in the
Rosaries and Blue Books as Mary
and Jesus appeared we see what is
real, what They are really saying,
since Mary appeared in rainbow
color as Our Lady of Clearwater 17
years ago.
Help me get these messages in
the Blue Books out.
Why has a rosary and messages,
I received as Mary appeared 17 years
ago, been held up and unpublished;
why when Jesus died on the cross
has this message of December 5, 1996
not been spread, the All-Night
Message December 29, 1996.
I know Mary appeared 6 times at
Fatima May 13, 1917 to October 13, 1917
ending with what looked like the
sun crashing on the earth.
Listen to her July 13, 1917 message
at her apparition, the one predicting
World War II.
From Fatima Peace Plan — Tan Books p.4-5.
July 13, 1917
THE CHILDREN SEE HELL
"During her appearance in July, Our
Lady, in answer to Lucia's plea, promised that in October
she would work a great public miracle so that all might
believe and know who she was. Again the Mother of God told
the children to sacrifice themselves for sinners and to say
many times, especially when making a sacrifice, this prayer:
"O my Jesus, I offer this for love
of Thee, for the conversion of poor sinners, and in
reparation for all the sins committed against the Immaculate
Heart of Mary."
As she spoke these words, Our Lady stretched out her
hands, and bright rays came forth which seemed to penetrate
into the earth. All at once the ground vanished, and the
children found themselves standing on the brink of a sea of
fire. As they peered into this dreadful place, the terrified
youngsters saw huge numbers of devils and damned souls. The
devils resembled hideous black animals, each filling the air
with despairing shrieks. The damned souls were in their
human bodies and seemed to be brown in color, tumbling about
constantly in the flames and screaming with terror. All were on fire
within and without their bodies, and neither devils nor damned souls
seemed able to control their movements. They were tossing about in
the flames like fiery coals in a furnace. There was never an
instant's peace or freedom from pain.
Looking with compassion at the pale and trembling little ones, the
vision spoke to them: "You have seen Hell, where
the souls of poor sinners go. To save them, God wishes to establish,
in the world devotion to my Immaculate Heart. If people do what I
tell you, many souls will be saved and there will be peace."
end of excerpt
R. In the years that followed to 1939,
September 1st, Hitler formed his armies,
his means of attack to hurt the
whole world through his rebellion
against the Father's Plan.
I see the World effected before World War II
in the hatred of forming men to
attack aggressively for power
and dominance.
I see the War 1939 - 1945 and
its devastation, the holocaust
of the Jews, the killing of millions
in combat and rude ways of
extermination – they attacked
by land and sea.
I see the effects after the war
on the world. Wounded Soldiers!!
destruction of lands, gardens, life,
families, hatred, division and
most of all that man can be independent
of God – the rebellion against God's laws,
the growth of secularism, materialism,
putting man on the throne for
many instead of respecting God
as our Creator.
At the end of the 20th Century
Fr. Carter and I began getting the messages
in the Shepherds of Christ Movement to
help renew the Church and the world.
The Mass, the sacrifice of Calvary
sacramentally made present is celebrated
all over the world.
God calls us to live the Christian
existence, the spiritual life, within
the framework of the Church that
Jesus has established.
Excerpt from Response in Christ - Chapter 4 by Fr.
Edward J. Carter, S.J.
In schematic outline we have discussed the
manner in which the baptized Christian extends his Mass to his daily
existence. As he so lives out his Mass, he is becoming more Christlike.
He becomes a more perfect priest and victim for his next participation
in the eucharistic sacrifice.42
The beautiful cycle which the
Mass contains lies exposed before us. As part of this cycle the
Christian is intimately involved in the process of continued redemption.
The Mass is the center of the Christian life: ". . . the liturgy
is the summit toward which the activity of the Church is directed; at
the same time it is the fount from which all her power flows."43
42. For a current treatment of
the varied richness of the Eucharist, cf. J. Wicks, "The Movement of
Eucharistic Theology" in Chicago Studies, Vol. 10
(1971), pp. 267-284.
43. The Constitution on the
Sacred Liturgy, No. 10.
November 21, 2013
Jesus: I call you to live your
lives as devout members of the mystical body of Christ. I have given
these writings that men will realize that they are to live united deeply
to the Mass going on around the world. Your lives, given as an offering,
a sacrifice every moment in union with the Mass going on
around the world. Your life, a sacrifice, offered to the Father, in
union with the Mass in oneness with Me, in the Holy Spirit through the
intercession of the Blessed Mother with all the angels and saints and
the souls in purgatory.
Your lives given as
members of My mystical body can help to bring down great graces for the
priest, the Church and the world.
Excerpt from Response in Christ -
Chapter 4 by Fr. Edward J. Carter, S.J.
"How does the Christian help Christ
redeem the world? (Henceforth the term "world" is to be understood as
including both rational and nonrational creation.) As previously stated, the
Christian helps Christ redeem the world by reliving Christ's mysteries.
The same "events" or mysteries which accomplished the objective
redemption further the subjective redemption also. Since at the heart of
Christ's mysteries are His death and Resurrection, it is especially
these that the Christian must relive. As the Christian dies mystically
with Christ through loving conformity with the Father's will, he rises
with Christ to an ever greater share in the Resurrection, in the newness
of life, in the life of grace. As the Christian in this manner relives
the paschal mystery of Christ, he is accomplishing not only his own
redemption, but he is also, in a mysterious yet real manner, helping
Christ redeem the world."
R. The Church is the Body of Christ.
The people are to live their lives
united to the Mass in their
Morning Offering.
The Mass and the people are
important to the plan of
helping to bring down
grace for the Church and the world.
God wants obedience.
God wants love.
God is the Creator, we are the creatures.
God is in charge.
All power is in Him –
Excerpt from Response in Christ by Edward J. Carter, S. J.
TWO
Christian Life within the Church
(excerpt)
2. The Church in
Relation to Christ in His Threefold Mission
a) Christ
as Prophet
The historical Christ
was the central figure in the long list of God's
prophets who have assumed such a vital role throughout
the course of salvation history. As Moses, Jeremiah,
Isaiah and the rest of the Old Testament prophets were
the spokesmen for Yahweh, so most perfectly is Christ
the spokesman for His Father. A prophet, then, in terms
of salvation history is a specially commissioned teacher
sent by God to His People. What is the task of the
prophet? His role is in some way to reveal God and God's
plan for man's salvation and sanctification.
Christ
accomplished the task of the prophet in an eminently
perfect manner. Through His unique words of wisdom He
made a deep impression upon His hearers: "Jesus had now
finished what he wanted to say, and his teaching made a
deep impression on the people because he taught them
with authority, and not like their own scribes." (Mt
7:28-29). Through this teaching Christ gradually
revealed the nature of God. He revealed this nature, not
only as It is in Itself, but also as It is in Its
relationship to men. Above all, He taught men the love
and mercy which their Heavenly Father has for them. He
did this in a manner which was radically adapted to
their understanding, using the language and mode of
speech which was familiar to them. Through the use of
the most simple story Christ would often bring out the
most sublime truths concerning God. His story of the
Prodigal Son as given in St. Luke is an exquisite,
graphic presentation of the loving and merciful attitude
of God toward the repentant sinner.
Yet Christ did not
reveal the Father and the Father's plan only through
word. He also did so through His actions. At times the
events of His life were a more eloquent revelation than
His words. The crucified Christ, as He hangs in silence
upon the cross, speaks volumes to the world concerning
the love and mercy of God, the justice of God, and the
heinousness of sin. In short, it is the total person of
Christ in all His words, actions, gestures – in
everything – who reveals the Father to men.1
This revelation of the Father includes within itself
God's desire for man's response. For God does not reveal
Himself in Christ to man for any empty purpose. God
tells us He loves us, that He gives Himself to us in
Christ, and that He wants us to respond with a love of
our own as we live the way Our Father wants us to live:
in Christ, Who is the way, the truth and the life.
The Church, the
People of God, is destined to continue Christ's
prophetic, revelatory office.2
The most obvious way she does this is through her
official teaching mission. Primarily through the pope
and the bishops, the Church has the responsibility of
continually presenting the message of Christ in a manner
which is relevant to the men of various ages. Yet it is
not only the pope and the other bishops who accomplish
this teaching mission. The theologian, the priest in the
pulpit, the teacher of religion and theology, the mother
and father educating their children according to the
principles of Christ – all such people offer examples of
the various ways in which the members of the People of
God contribute to the continuation of Christ's prophetic
or teaching office.
There is another
manner in which the entire People of God contribute to
the Church's teaching mission. The official teachers in
the Church, namely the pope and bishops, depend to a
considerable extent upon how the Holy Spirit is
operating within the entire People of God. The People of
God in their universal grasp of matters relating to
faith and morals assist the official teachers of the
Church in their duty of correctly projecting the truth
of Christ to the Church and world. An example of this is
contained in the procedure which preceded the definition
of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Pope Pius
XII speaks about this procedure: ". . . We considered it
opportune to ask all Our venerable brethren in the
episcopate directly and authoritatively, that each of
them should make known to Us his mind in a formal
statement. Hence, We gave them Our letter 'Deiparae
Virginis Mariae', a letter in which these words are
contained: 'Do you, Venerable Brethren, in your
outstanding wisdom and prudence, judge that the bodily
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin can be proposed and
defined as a dogma of faith? Do you, with your clergy
and people, desire it? ' "3
Consequently, we
see the soundness of the newly discovered dialogue
within the Church. The more open are the lines of
communication between the pope and the bishops of the
world, between bishops and their priests, between
priests and their people, between religious superiors
and subjects, the better is the possibility that the
truth of Christ the teacher will more perfectly permeate
the entire life of the People of God, and ultimately the
life of the world.
We have said that
the historical Christ taught the truth of God not only
through His words, but through His actions, His
attitude, His gestures. In brief, He taught through
everything He was and did. So it must be with the
Church. The Church continues the teaching mission of
Christ, not only through her verbal and written
teaching, but also through her actions and attitude,
and, summarily, through her total being as it is visible
to men.
We see,
consequently, why the Church must concretely show her
concern for the poor, the oppressed, the one who suffers
from racial prejudice. The truth which the Church
preaches concerning social justice must become
incarnated in the visible, concrete action she
undertakes for such a cause. Since the Church is the
continuation of Christ, she must act as He did. Christ
not only told men that He loved them, He proved that
love in a concrete, tangible, incarnate manner.
It is entirely
appropriate that Christians be present at demonstrations
concerned with a true and just cause, even though, of
course, they are not usually representing the Church in
an official capacity. The witness of priests, religious
and laity demonstrating for racial justice is a powerful
witness of the truth of Christ that all men are created
equal. Sometimes such action is much more effective in
projecting to the world the Church's concern for the
racially oppressed than are the pastoral letters of
bishops regarding racial equality.
Every member of
the People of God is called upon to continue the
teaching mission of Christ. The baptized Christian is
incorporated into Christ who is prophet, king and
priest. This incorporation is further perfected through
confirmation. Therefore each member within the Church
receives a real share in the prophetic, kingly and
priestly mission of Christ. In relation to our present
topic concerning Christ as prophet or teacher, no member
of the Church can excuse himself from carrying forward
this particular mission of Christ. Some of the various
possibilities open to all within the Church have already
been suggested. We now emphasize a constant and ever
available opportunity which is present to all, namely,
the witness of a truly Christian life. A life constantly
lived according to the truth and example of Christ is a
powerful, persuasive witness to Christ and His message.
Perhaps because there are too few such Christian
witnesses, Christianity has failed to make the desired
imprint upon civilization. For it is only when mankind
sees the truth of Christ concretely lived out by
Christians that such truth has the power to draw men to
Christ and His Church in any great numbers.4
1. Cf. R. Latourelle,
The
Theology of Revelation (New York: Alba House, 1966), p.
359.
2. For a contemporary, creative approach to the
Church's prophetic office, cf. H. Nouwen, Creative
Ministry (New York: Doubleday, 1971), pp. 1-40.
3. Pius XII,
Munificentissimus Deus, cited
in The Encyclicals of a Century (Boston: Daughters of
St. Paul), pp. 386-387.
4. Cf. Edward Schillebeeckx,
Christ the
Sacrament of the Encounter with God (New York: Sheed &
Ward, 1963), p. 209.
end of excerpt
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wonder that we may often feel disconnected and famished at our
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Tell
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Tell My People.
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(As given to Fr. Edward
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— One of Fr. Edward Carter,
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Spiritual Life — From Jesus
to Fr. Carter "On Holy
Saturday, 1994, Jesus told
me that on the following
day, Easter, I would also
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Father Carter compiled in
the summer of 1994 began
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Christ is Our Strength - Fr.
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passage contains one of the
greatest lessons of the
spiritual life. As we
progress along our spiritual
journey, we become
increasingly aware of how
weak we are in our-selves,
but how strong we are in
Christ. To experience our
weakness involves suffering.
The degree and kind of
suffering can vary. The
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suffering, Christ has also
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Infant
of
Prague
w/glass |
24"
|
$500 |
|
|
Our
Lady
of
Grace
w/glass |
24"
|
$500 |
|
|
Our
Lady
of
Lourdes
w/glass |
24"
|
$500 |
|
|
Sacred
Heart
of
Jesus
w/glass |
24"
|
$500 |
|
|
Sacred
Heart
-Blessing
w/glass |
24"
|
$500 |
|
|
Sorrowful
Mother
w/glass |
24"
|
$500 |
|
|
Immaculate
Heart
of
Mary
w/glass |
18" |
$300 |
|
|
Immaculate
Heart
-
Ivory
w/glass |
18" |
$300 |
|
|
Sacred
Heart
of
Jesus
w/glass |
18" |
$300 |
|
|
Our
Lady
of
Lourdes
w/glass |
18" |
$300 |
|
|
Our
Lady
of
Grace
w/glass |
18" |
$300 |
|
|
Our
Lady
of
Mt.
Carmel
w/glass |
18" |
$300 |
|
|
Our
Lady
of
Guadalupe
w/glass |
12" |
$200 |
|
|
Fatima
w/glass |
11" |
$150 |
|
|
Fatima
w/glass |
18" |
$250 |
|
|
Pilgrim
Virgin
w/glass |
12" |
$160 |
|
|
Pilgrim
Virgin
w/glass |
15" |
$200 |
|
|
Pilgrim
Virgin
w/glass |
18" |
$250 |
|
|
Pilgrim
Virgin
w/glass |
27" |
$450 |
|
|
Call
for
Shipping
Price
(1-888-211-3041)
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Name
|
Sub-Total |
|
Address
|
IN
Tax
(7%) |
|
City
|
Shipping |
|
State
Zip
|
Donation |
|
Telephone
|
Order
Total |
Call Rosie
1-888-211-3041
or
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