Really, popes in recent years have beatified, that is recognized saints, many men and women of all races and conditions .It seems to us so much, but I think Saints are larger than what we think. They are a great crowd of all races and people and languages , as we know in the book of ' Apocalypse .As we had Recognized many Popes, they want to tell us that Saints are among us , holiness is for everyone and we have eldest brothers that give us a good example and protect us . - Who are the saints? They are the lived Gospel , they aren’t perfect , but always ready to start again after each mistake people who could count on God , knowing for certain that He is always right . - The Gospel gives us ' the identikit of the Saint and then tell us how we can became saints It is the way towards Beatitude, instead of blessed we can say, saints, or even Jesus, the only one Saint. The Saint is one who lives like Jesus: in the humility of the heart, in affliction because of sin, in the gentleness of temperament, in the care to the poor, in the forgiveness of the offence, in the purity of intentions, in the goodness of actions, and In the courage to pay personally for the defense of the great values of life. A saint said:” holiness consists in depriving anything to be filled with everything that is God. .Mother Teresa said. “Holiness is not the luxury of a few, but the duty of all " What obstructs the due course of holiness is the resignation to mediocrity, as those who are satisfied to the habits of life, never looking up, those who are contented with material things and do not see over, those who are folded down and forget that there is the heaven. - How can we define holiness? - Holiness is above all a great Love The Saints were taken and surprised by the love of God. They felt in love. The Saints let themselves be guided by God love and they exploded in love. Distrust depictions of saints representations, they look like poor, helpless, defeated by life! They are in love with God and each creature: extraordinary People who live only for love. - Holiness is a passion: the passion that throws yourself, worries about yourself, makes you do things you never thought. Who is in love, knows what passion means! In this sense, holiness is not the extraordinary of faith, but it is the measure of it. - Holiness is communion: you cannot be saint, and no one could be sanctified by himself. Usually others help us to be holy, not only because they can disturb us, but because they often give us good example. Holiness is in the Church, that is, we live all together and we help each other to become saints, listening as a community, the Word of God and living, such as assembly, the Eucharist, the sacrament of communion and holiness. Holiness is living today Jesus feelings. “We can " say that Jesus comes to us today through Saints lives. St. Clare could say. I saw Francis. And Francis could tell. I saw Jesus and ' This is the chain of holiness “that connects us to the past and carries on the future... The story goes on and we are also part of this story: the history of holiness. Be holy, because I the Lord, your God, am holy”
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Really, popes in recent years have beatified, that is recognized saints, many men and women of all races and conditions .It seems to us so much, but I think Saints are larger than what we think. They are a great crowd of all races and people and languages , as we know in the book of ' Apocalypse .As we had Recognized many Popes, they want to tell us that Saints are among us , holiness is for everyone and we have eldest brothers that give us a good example and protect us .
- Who are the saints?
They are the lived Gospel , they aren’t perfect , but always ready to start again after each mistake people who could count on God , knowing for certain that He is always right .
- The Gospel gives us ' the identikit of the Saint and then tell us how we can became saints
It is the way towards Beatitude, instead of blessed we can say, saints, or even Jesus, the only one Saint.
The Saint is one who lives like Jesus: in the humility of the heart, in affliction because of sin, in the gentleness of temperament, in the care to the poor, in the forgiveness of the offence, in the purity of intentions, in the goodness of actions, and In the courage to pay personally for the defense of the great values of life.
A saint said:” holiness consists in depriving anything to be filled with everything that is God. .Mother Teresa said. “Holiness is not the luxury of a few, but the duty of all " What obstructs the due course of holiness is the resignation to mediocrity, as those who are satisfied to the habits of life, never looking up, those who are contented with material things and do not see over, those who are folded down and forget that there is the heaven.
- How can we define holiness?
- Holiness is above all a great Love
The Saints were taken and surprised by the love of God. They felt in love. The Saints let themselves be guided by God love and they exploded in love. Distrust depictions of saints representations, they look like poor, helpless, defeated by life! They are in love with God and each creature: extraordinary People who live only for love.
- Holiness is a passion: the passion that throws yourself, worries about yourself, makes you do things you never thought. Who is in love, knows what passion means! In this sense, holiness is not the extraordinary of faith, but it is the measure of it.
- Holiness is communion: you cannot be saint, and no one could be sanctified by himself. Usually others help us to be holy, not only because they can disturb us, but because they often give us good example.
Holiness is in the Church, that is, we live all together and we help each other to become saints, listening as a community, the Word of God and living, such as assembly, the Eucharist, the sacrament of communion and holiness.
Holiness is living today Jesus feelings. “We can " say that Jesus comes to us today through Saints lives.
St. Clare could say. I saw Francis. And Francis could tell. I saw Jesus and ' This is the chain of holiness “that connects us to the past and carries on the future... The story goes on and we are also part of this story: the history of holiness. Be holy, because I the Lord, your God, am holy”