Oct 21 – Homily – Fr Ignatius: Martyrdom of Long Life and Heroic Virtue
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Homily #121021 (
14min) Play- Fr. Ignatius explains how Our Lord requires that in order to enter into glory with Him, we must humbly accept the cup of suffering as He did, whether it be the red martyrdom of blood, or the white martyrdom of living a long life, observing the commandments and practicing heroic virtue.Ave Maria!
Mass: 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Sunday - Form: OF
Readings:
1st: isa 53:10-11
Resp: psa 33:4-5, 18-19, 20, 22
2nd: heb 4:14-16
Gsp: mar 10:35-45
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Father, what a great homily! Your homily makes remind some words of St. Faustina. She wrote in her Diary that the worst kind of martyrdom is the martyrdom of a long and heroic life. I couldn’t agree more. I don’t know why but I have a feeling that she said those? same words of the video’s title. 🙂
Misfortunely (desastrosamente) many people mistake the Law of Love, Christ’s love with French Revolution’s motto: Igualité, Fraternité et Justice. That words can seem beautiful, but behind those ones there are anti-christian ideas, very bad and dangerous ideas!!! And French Revolution was a bloody revolution. That shows how hypocrite was its motto!?
Some question marks in my previous comment shouldn’t stay there! No question mark after she said that … neither its motto. They were a typing mistakes.